The 60" x 150' roll of Prime Gloss CP from HP is a polymeric calendered vinyl that can be used for high-impact indoor and outdoor signage with sharp, vibrant print quality. It's compatible with latex, eco-solvent, solvent, and UV-curable printers. Excellent lay-flat properties allow for easy installation.

For Latex, Solvent & UV-Curable Printers    Polymeric Calendered Base Vinyl    For Indoor and Outdoor Signage    140 gsm Double-Sided PE-Coated Silicone    3.4 mil Thickness    REACH Compliant

140 gsm double-sided PE-coated silicone paper liner

Clear, permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive

Gloss finish with greater than 70 gloss units at 60° reflection

Up to 5 years of expected durability (unprinted)

Minimum application temperature: 39 to 95°F on clean, dry surfaces

Cold lamination

1-year shelf life when unopened in the original packaging

Service temperature: -18 to 149°F

Operating temperature: 59 to 95°F

REACH compliant

Made in USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which black ink does this use? Matte or glossy?

A: The ICC profile shows for MK, which is Matte Black ink.

Q: 2. Does this material have any UV resistant qualities?

A: Epson DisplayTrans II Backlight Media does NOT have any UV resistant qualities and Epson.com cites "Hot or cold lamination can extend the durability and print life of this film."

Q: 3. what are the archival stats for this media

A: Moab lists this paper as archival and acid free.

Q: 4. Can this paper be used with an inkjet printer? I have an Epson Photo Stylus R300 and need a replacement paper for Ilford's Smooth Pearl. I do not want glossy paper.

A: This paper is compatible with inkjet printers and is compatible with the R300.

Q: 5. Anyone using this with an Epson P800? How does it compare to Epson Luster?

A: Hi Chris, The Moab Exhibition Luster is a bit heavier than the Epson. It also has a reduced 'specular' quality to the surface. By this I mean the Epson luster appears to shimmer when light hits it from various angles. The Moab luster does not have this effect and is more uniform under various lighting environments.

Q: 6. What can this be laminated with to make it waterproof and UV resistant?

A: You would need a laminating machine such as this: https://bhpho.to/3jDrj2b plus laminating film such as this: https://bhpho.to/3AbbJS0

Q: 7. where can I find printer profiles for this paper?

A: The find the printer profiles for this paper, go to the Moab website, click "ICC Profiles" and select "ICC Profiles Downloads." You will be able to select your printer model, and see which paper profile and settings are recommended.

Q: 8. What profile should I use for this paper with HP Vivera pigment ink?

A: Hi John,The a href= http://moabpaper.com target= _blank moabpaper.com/a site has the profiles for a few of the HP machines on their profile page here:a href= http://moabpaper.com/icc-profiles/ target= _blank http://moabpaper.com/icc-profiles//aYou'll notice that the printers are somewhat older as HP pulled out of the fine art photography market a while ago.Marc

Q: 9. Is this paper archival?

A: Although the Moab Lasal Exhibition Luster 300 Paper is Acid Free, it still contains optical brightening agents (OBAs), so although this is a good thick exhibition luster, for strict evaluation this is NOT considered an archival paper.

Q: 10. Can this be used for cannon Ta30?

A: Yes, the HP Everyday Adhesive Gloss Polypropylene (36" x 75' Roll, 2-Pack) can be used with the Canon imagePROGRAF TA-30 Large Format Printer.