Clear DuPont Tedlar Film - Big Picture

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June 19, 2019

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Anya Rao

DuPont has launched Clear DuPont Tedlar film designed for indoor/outdoor signage and graphics applications. The mold- and mildew-resistant film is engineered for both indoor and outdoor durability with UV protection for up to 10 years; resistance to scuffs, stains, and abrasion; and easy removability of graffiti, stickers, and other debris, according to the company. Offered in standard widths of 25-65 in.

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