Advance White on Black 40% - Solvent and Latex only (PVC-Free)
Advance White on Black 40% - Solvent and Latex only (PVC-Free)
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Contra Vision Advance White on Black lets you create one-way window graphics ideal for short-term advertising, corporate branding and more. It’s made from polyester and offers a more environmentally friendly alternative to standard printing films. When applied to the external face of a window, facing forwards, it allows an image to be seen from outside, and seen through inside.
- Create one-way vision graphics for windows and flat glass surfaces
- Ideal for promotional messaging, temporary advertising, corporate branding and more
- 40% transparency delivers good balance between graphic impact and inside visibility
- Up to 2 years’ durability
- Compatible with Screenprinting, (Eco) Solvent and Latex / Resin printers
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Delivery and returns
Delivery and returns
Delivery
UK Mainland Delivery (excl. Highlands / Islands)
Free delivery on all orders over £150 ex VAT
For all orders under £150 please add £9.95 + VAT
Please allow 1-3 working days for delivery
Returns
If for any reason you would like to return any products you have ordered but no longer require, simply send it back to us at your own expense. This must be done within 7 days of the delivery date. The product must be in it's original packaging and ready for resale.
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This product is not recommended for use on glass with coatings such as anti-reflective, self-cleaning and scratch-resistance, which may be damaged during film removal.
Printing recommendations
Replacement Liner construction is not recommended for use with UV curing inkjet printers. Depending on the brand of ink and density of the print, “bridging” can occur over the perforated holes after removal of the Replacement Liner, in relatively dark areas of a design. This is eliminated with Universal Liner. We therefore recommend Universal Liner for UV inkjet printing. After printing the ink must be thoroughly dry, including in the perforated holes in order to avoid any contamination, particularly during lamination.
