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Glass Etch Film

Tape Technologies, Inc.

Supplies

Styletech glass etch film comes in both 2 mil cast and 3 mil calendared options. Both options are digitally printable, allowing for complete customization.

The 2 mil cast film comes in white and the 3 mil calendared film comes in white, blue, red and green.

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Glass Etch Film

Tape Technologies, Inc.

Supplies

Styletech glass etch film comes in both 2 mil cast and 3 mil calendared options. Both options are digitally printable, allowing for complete customization.

The 2 mil cast film comes in white and the 3 mil calendared film comes in white, blue, red and green.

Additional Information

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