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Mactac's Glass Decor Films Simulate Etched Glass

Wide-format inkjets aren't the only interior-decor option

Published

20 years ago

June 17, 2003

Shops equipped with cutting plotters can use MACtac's
MACmark?'s Glass Decor 700 films to create distinctive graphic
effects for storefront windows, glass doors and mirrors. The
translucent, non-colored vinyls have dusted and frosted finishes that
produce an etched or sandblasted look. The films are designed to look
great from either side of the glass and are durable enough for
longer-lasting graphics yet easy to change when the time comes to
replace them. (MACtac: www.mactac.com)

Interior Décor and Textile Printing: What Equipment Do You Need?

The First Installment of the new Interior Décor and Textiles Webinar Series, Bridging the Gap Between Commercial Peel-and-Stick Wall Graphics & Professional Home Décor, focuses on the technology used for these applications. Our expert panel of speakers cover topics such as what equipment to purchase, what to look for when purchasing, and the various applications you can offer with the equipment you currently have. Watch the first episode, sponsored by TVF, above.