Nekoosa Adds High-Peel Removable Options to Wall Graphics® Portfolio

Microsphere Removable
• Microsphere removable comes in matte white, matte clear or gloss white finishes with a 90# layflat polycoated paper liner. *Also available in Augusta matte white embossed finish.
• Available in 4, 6 and 8 mil vinyl facestock options rated for <3 years of outdoor use.
• Suitable for short term indoor and outdoor applications, clean removability <1 year.
• Best suited for application surfaces like smooth, flat painted walls, wall paper, wood paneling, polished stone, glass and stainless steel.
• Available in wide format rolls, digital cut size sheets and folio sheets. Custom rolls and sheets available upon request.
• NEW SPMWG6G5450 – 6 mil. Gloss White Removable Microsphere Adhesive

High-Peel Removable
• Available in a 6 mil semi-rigid matte white vinyl facestock rated for <3 years of outdoor use.
• Adhesive properties allow for application to a broader range of surfaces like painted plywood, concrete, textured walls painted with low VOC paints.
• Options available with a 90# layflat or 90# air-egress layflat polycoated paper liner.
• Clean removability <6 months
• Available in 54×50 yd. wide format rolls. Custom rolls and sheets available upon request.
• NEW SPM600FW/R5450 – 6 mil. Matte White High-Peel Removable Adhesive
• NEW SPE600FW/R5450 – 6 mil. Matte White High-Peel Removable with an Air-Egress Liner
Print Compatibility: HP Indigo, Conventional and UV Offset, Latex, Eco-Solvent, Solvent, UV Wide Format, Screen

Applications Include: Wall Decals | Wall Décor | Point-of-Purchase Wall Signage | Renovation Barricades | Wayward Signage | Posters | Textured Wall Graphics

Contact your Midland Paper, Packaging & Supplies sales professional for more information.

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