Imprintables Warehouse Offers Clearshield Liquid Lamination
Apr 10, 2017
Clearshield Liquid Lamination is specifically formulated for protecting sign vinyl printed with eco-solvent inks. It is ideal for hard substrates. It comes in a gloss and a matte finish in 1-quart bottles. This quantity will cover approximately 120 square feet. Using Clearshield provides maximum protection against harmful UV-rays, chemical abrasion and dirt pick up which adds durability to any sign and can be used as an edge sealer. It also allows you to change the sheen of a sign to matte or gloss. It is applied using a brush or a short-nap roller. A white high-density roller also can be used. Two coats should be applied. Wait at least an hour after the first coat. To view on the website, go to https://goo.gl/hEPqDK. Imprintables Warehouse is your premier online destination for apparel decorating and sign-making supplies. The online selection includes heat-applied graphics and sign materials as well as Stahls’ Hotronix heat presses. For more information, visit www.imprintables.com, or contact them at (800) 347-0068; fax (412)774-2231; email: customerservice@imprintables.com. 
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