Jessup® Asphalt Art® Commercial Non-Slip Printable Media

Commercial-grade slip-resistant printable media for outdoor advertising, wayfinding and event graphics on compatible asphalt, concrete, stairs, stone, brick and metal.

Key Features & Benefits

• Highly conformable outdoor graphic media
• Slip-resistant textured surface
• Designed to tolerate foot and vehicle traffic
• Print-and-go construction; overlaminate not required in the intended system
• Jessup lists ASTM D-2047 and NFSI high-traction certifications

Current CrafterNV Configurations

48" x 100ft Single Roll, 48" x 33ft Single Roll, 24" x 10ft - 2 Rolls

Common Applications

Professional signs, decals, labels, advertising, wayfinding, retail graphics and specialty surface graphics where this specific Jessup construction is appropriate.

Choosing & Using This Jessup Media

Choose Asphalt Art for outdoor ground graphics where surface texture and traffic exceed the intended use of ordinary floor vinyl. Surface preparation and installation technique are critical; follow Jessup's current instructions.

Printer technology, ink coverage, surface energy, texture, contamination, temperature, traffic and environmental exposure can all affect finished performance. Test the actual substrate and production workflow before a full run, and follow the current Jessup application instructions for the selected media.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this ordinary general-purpose printable vinyl?
No. Jessup's graphics-media products are engineered around specific surfaces and applications such as high-tack labels, floor graphics, rough walls or outdoor pedestrian graphics. Select by the actual installation requirement.

Should I test the substrate first?
Yes. Specialty surfaces vary significantly. A production test helps verify adhesion, print performance, removal behavior and finished appearance.

Does every Jessup floor or outdoor media require an overlaminate?
No. Several Jessup Print n' Go specialty products are designed with their own textured wear surface. Follow the requirements for the exact product rather than automatically adding a laminate.