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Kay Premium Marking Films believes it has come up with the most potent weapon yet in
the war against the spray-can graffiti vandals: a water-clear over-laminating film that
is too slippery for paints and inks to stick to it.
In fact, the key constituent of K20209 AntiGraf self-adhesive film, an inert fluoropolymer,
is the same chemical used in the manufacture of non-slip saucepans and is listed in
the Guinness Book of Records as the world’s most slippery substance.
Paint or ink, sprayed or scrawled on to it essentially just “float” on its
surface, like fat or food to a non-stick frying pan. A quick wipe with an everyday spirit-based
solvent – and without any undue elbow grease – removes all traces.
Supplied on the roll in a width of 1.22 metres, K20209 AntiGraf film is ultra-thin,
at 50 microns, and has a semi-matt surface finish and glass-clear acrylic adhesive.
So when applied to signs, posters or light boxes – or over vehicle graphics –
it forms a protective, UV-resistant skin which is completely invisible to the vandal’s
eye.
For further information please contact Denise Griffiths, Kay Premium Marking Films Ltd,
Oakwood Close, Penyfan Industrial Park, Crumlin, Newport NP11 3HY, Wales;
tel 01495 242 300; fax 01495 249 446; e-mail sales@kpmf.com
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