Vehicles + Vinyl

Textured-Surface Media

MACtac introduces material suitable for rough surfaces.

Published

16 years ago

October 8, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times October 2008 Issue

MACtac (Stow, OH) is unveiling StreetRap™, a short-term media designed for such coarse surfaces as concrete, asphalt or cinder block. The company designed the film to pair with the company’s Permacolor® PF6300 5-mil overlaminate that’s UV-, scratch- and tear-resistant. The media is easy to apply and remove from properly prepared surfaces, the company reports.

Mactac is also introducing IMAGin® B-free Plus, a 2.7-mil, glossy, white film that’s designed for long-term, outdoor applications. The substrate, which may be screen- or inkjet-printed, features a quick-building, permanent, opaque, acrylic adhesive. The glossy, white facestock provides strong color reproduction, and the 80-lb., poly-coated liner assists printability, the company reports. Mactac rates the film for seven-year, outdoor durability.

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