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Opal Film

Tape Technologies, Inc.

Supplies

Styletech Opal film is a 3 mil calendar film with a permanent acrylic adhesive. This film has a unique iridescent finish, allowing it to shift color based on the surrounding lights.

There are currently four colors available, white, blue, pink and yellow. Three additional colors, amber, green and orange will be available Summer 2018.

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Opal Film

Tape Technologies, Inc.

Supplies

Styletech Opal film is a 3 mil calendar film with a permanent acrylic adhesive. This film has a unique iridescent finish, allowing it to shift color based on the surrounding lights.

There are currently four colors available, white, blue, pink and yellow. Three additional colors, amber, green and orange will be available Summer 2018.

Additional Information

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