Meet The Trio Of New 3M Wrap Solutions
Jun 14, 2018
3M (SGIA Expo Booth 2661) has three new products hitting the market! With more options to fit the specific needs of our customers, 3M™ Print Wrap Film IJ175Cv3 provides fast installations with low initial tack, and the two overlaminates give any wrap film a non-reflective, matte finish, good for walls, or a thin, glossy finish with high conformability for vehicles. Here’s a look at the latest products:  3M™ Print Wrap Film IJ175Cv3 
  • Low initial tack for easy snap up and excellent sildeability
  • Features 3M™ Comply™ v3 Air Release
  • Ideal for fast installation on vehicles, trailers and box trucks
3M™ Gloss Wrap Overlaminate 8418G
  • A highly conformable wrap overlaminate for compound curves, excellent for vehicle and boat wraps
  • Provides a “glossy” wet paint look
  • Lighter weight compared to 3M™ Scotchcal™ Gloss Overlaminate 8518
  3M™ Envision™ Matte Wrap Overlaminate 8550M
  • High performance, non-PVC, matte wrap overlaminate with a sustainability edge that minimizes reflection from lighting and sunshine
  • Great for textured surfaces, smooth walls and vehicle wraps
  • Offers excellent durability and stretches 150% with no primer or lift
  To learn more or request a sample, please visit 3M.com/IJ180 and 3M.com/Overlaminates.
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