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Product Description

GFP Intermediate Gloss 3 Mil Polymeric UV PSA Overlaminate

GFP Intermediate Gloss 3 Mil Polymeric UV PSA Overlaminate is a clear pressure-sensitive PVC overlaminate for professional wide-format graphics. The gloss surface protects the printed image while giving sign shops and print providers a predictable finish for medium- to long-term indoor and outdoor applications.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Calendared polymeric PVC face film
  • Gloss finish for the desired balance of color and glare control
  • Permanent clear solvent-based acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive
  • White siliconized paper release liner
  • Manufacturer-rated up to 5 years for vertical outdoor exposure under normal conditions
  • Designed for cold pressure-sensitive lamination of compatible printed graphics

Verified Technical Specifications

Face film 3.2 mil (80 µm) calendared polymeric PVC
Finish Gloss
Adhesive Approximately 1.0 mil (25 µm) permanent clear solvent-based acrylic
Release liner 70 lb (105 gsm) white siliconized paper
Gloss level Approximately 100 at 60° reflection
Durability up to 5 years for vertical outdoor exposure under normal conditions

Common Applications

  • Medium- to long-term digitally printed signs
  • Indoor and outdoor wide-format graphics
  • Flat or slightly curved graphic applications
  • Retail, display and commercial signage requiring added print protection

Choosing & Using This Overlaminate

Polymeric PVC is the better choice in this GFP group for medium- to longer-term outdoor graphics and slightly curved surfaces. For solvent-printed PVC, GFP's technical literature advises allowing the print to dry/outgas before lamination; insufficient drying can contribute to tunneling, shrinkage, delamination or adhesive problems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between monomeric and polymeric GFP overlaminates?

Polymeric PVC is intended for longer service and better dimensional stability, while monomeric PVC is the economy choice for shorter-term work on flat or slightly curved surfaces.

Is this a cold laminate?

Yes. It is a pressure-sensitive overlaminate intended for cold lamination.

How long should a solvent print dry before lamination?

GFP's technical literature states that printed PVC may need approximately 24–48 hours at about 70°F. Actual drying time varies with ink load, media and environmental conditions.

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