Lumina® by FDC 1203 Promotional Static Cling Film – White & Clear

Lumina® by FDC 1203 Promotional Static Cling Film – White & Clear is 7-mil promotional calendered static-cling film for temporary graphics on smooth surfaces without a pressure-sensitive adhesive.

Key Features & Verified Product Information

• 7-mil calendered static-cling film
• White and clear constructions
• Repositionable on compatible smooth surfaces
• Up to 3 months outdoor durability
• Printable with solvent, eco-solvent, latex, UV and screen inks
• Current CrafterNV configurations: White, Clear, 15" x 10 yds or 30ft, 15" x 50 yds or 150ft, 19" x 10 yds or 30ft, 19" x 50 yds or 150ft, 24" x 10 yds or 30ft, 24" x 50 yds or 150ft, 30" x 10 yds or 30ft, 30" x 50 yds or 150ft, 36" x 10 yds or 30ft, 36" x 50 yds or 150ft, 39" x 10 yds or 30ft, 39" x 50 yds or 150ft, 48" x 10 yds or 30ft, 48" x 50 yds or 150ft, 54" x 10 yds or 30ft, 54" x 50 yds or 150ft, 60" x 10 yds or 30ft, 60" x 50 yds or 150ft

Common Applications

Professional sign making, commercial graphics, displays, lettering, decals and specialty fabrication where this exact film construction is appropriate.

Choosing & Using This Product

Use static cling when easy positioning and removal on smooth glass, acrylic or polished surfaces is more important than permanent adhesive bond.

Production Guidance

Verify substrate compatibility, surface preparation, cutter or printer settings and environmental exposure before production. Specialty, reflective, fluorescent, metallic and writable films have different handling and durability characteristics from ordinary opaque sign vinyl. Follow the current manufacturer instructions for the exact series.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I substitute another FDC/Lumina series with a similar appearance?
Not automatically. Film technology, adhesive, durability and intended application vary by series. Select by the technical requirements of the job, not appearance alone.

Should I test the material before a large production run?
Yes. Test cutting, printing where applicable, adhesion and finished appearance on the actual substrate before committing to a large job.