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3M™ Print Wrap Film IJ180mC-120
3M Canada
Digital Printing
Introducing the first-ever printable metallic wrap film to give vehicles a high-tech, attention-grabbing finish.
- Comply™ adhesive with micro technology provides excellent air release for smooth results
- Slideability and initial tack optimized for wraps
- Stretches 130 per cent without primer and will not lift
- Excellent liner release
Suggested applications: buildings, walls, displays, opaque signs, public transport, trucks, trailers, vehicles, windows, glass.
Additional Information
Product Bulletin3M Print Wrap Film Family - Brochure
Energize Your Wrap Options - Sell Sheet
Contact Information
Phone: 800-364-3577
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