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Lumina® By FDC - 3710 Series Cast Vinyl Film

FDC Graphic Films, Inc.

Substrates - Vinyl

Lumina 3710 is a premium cast vinyl film that is intended to be used in general signage, recreational vehicle (RV) and marine applications, and automotive aftermarket graphics, and striping. This series provides dynamic graphic accents due to its large metal flakes, high-surface gloss, and exceptional colour depth.

This 4-mil film is offered in nine colours with more on the way. Standard rolls are available in 381- to 1524-mm (15- to 60-in.) widths.

Lumina 3710 is also available in 304.8 x 304.8 mm (12 x 12 in.) standard-size sheets as part of FDC's sheeting program, which is ideal for craft and do-it-yourself projects.

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Lumina® By FDC - 3710 Series Cast Vinyl Film

FDC Graphic Films, Inc.

Substrates - Vinyl

This 4-mil film is offered in nine colours with more on the way. Standard rolls are available in 381- to 1524-mm (15- to 60-in.) widths.

Lumina 3710 is also available in 304.8 x 304.8 mm (12 x 12 in.) standard-size sheets as part of FDC's sheeting program, which is ideal for craft and do-it-yourself projects.

Additional Information

Lumina® By FDC - 3710 Series Fact Sheet
Lumina® By FDC - 3710 Series Product Data Bulletin

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