Water Special Paper

Paper Blueback 140 g/m2

High quality weather resistant outdoor billboard paper 1 - 3 months outside durability*
For indoor and outdoor applications. This material is suitable for indoor billboards Can be pasted with conventional starch-type billboard glue (Henkel Zellura UST 3500) Please, read the technical instructions of Henkel.

  • Outdoor billboard quality
  • Blueback prevents show through from previous postings
  • Weatherproof
  • Water resistant, no lamination required
  • Good wet strength and dimensional stability
  • Suitable for most large format printers

Application

  • Long term billboards
  • Indoor and outdoor posters
  • Long term outdoor advertisements

Special notes
• This material is suitable for outdoor billboards printed with UV pigment ink* 1-3 months outside*; fade and water resistant under normal conditions. This expectation is dependent on the wide variety of conditions.
• Can be pasted with conventional starch-type billboard glue (Henkel Zellura UST 3500) Please, read the technical instructions of Henkel. Lamination is not recommended.
• After pasting, post the media in 24 hours. It is not recommended to fold the media after pasting. Roll the media, this will overcome that the image side will be damaged, especially when the outdoor paper is wetted on both sides.
• Although wallpaper-type pastes will adhere to this paper, it cannot be used as a wallpaper or wall covering. It does not conform to the stringent standards for stripability and removability required by true wallpapers and wall coverings.
• Let your print dry completely (1 hour) before getting the image wet. If too much ink is used, it is normal that some ink will come off the surface in the beginning. Blueback paper can be pasted with conventional starch-type billboard glue.
• Always keep in mind the minimal viewing distance; a photo paper is normally seen from 30 cm and outdoor media is viewed from at least 2,5 meter.
• It is not recommended to use a high pressure cleaner on media. Soap and pressure scratches the coating of the media.

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