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Imprintables Warehouse Offers WallFrog™ Removable Fabric Wall Graphic Media

Published

9 years ago

March 2, 2015

WallFrog™ is a new media for printing vibrant, repositionable fabric wall graphics with solvent, eco-solvent and UV printers. Versatile, easy-to-use and eco-friendly, this material opens the door to a range of profitable applications for inkjet printers.

The thin woven polyester fabric can be used to create graphics for children’ rooms and nurseries, as well as temporary decals, signage and equipment markings. Its 5-mm thickness and special matte coating for easier (borderless) cutting and weeding make it especially suitable for smaller, more detailed images and decals. These features, along with an excellent white point, allows for rich colors and photographic reproduction. They also make it easy to boost sales with sports cutouts.

WallFrog™ printing media works like traditional vinyl in that you print, cut, weed away the excess, and apply; but it is made of eco-friendly, biodegradable woven polyester. It is extremely thin and easy to cut, and no white border is necessary.

WallFrog™ features a low-tack, removable and repositionable adhesive formulated to maintain a stable level of strength over time. It can be applied on most normal and even sensitive indoor surfaces like laptops, phones and more.

WallFrog™ is sold in 20-, 30- and 54-inch widths in 100-foot-long rolls. To see how easy it is to use, check out the short video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKzTrudgI0A .

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