Dragon’s Blood (PET)
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic backing for less orange peel and more paint like finish. Please be aware of “tunneling” when storing and unrolling this material. The tunneling lines may never go away if you don’t deal with PET liners correctly. The key to avoid tunneling issues is to remove the protective cover as soon as you cut any piece off the main roll. Remaining roll must be stored carefully and rolled up tightly or tunneling can happen. Any amount beyond 5x60 ft will not be continuous to the roll and will be taped on to the main roll.
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic backing for less orange peel and more paint like finish. Please be aware of “tunneling” when storing and unrolling this material. The tunneling lines may never go away if you don’t deal with PET liners correctly. The key to avoid tunneling issues is to remove the protective cover as soon as you cut any piece off the main roll. Remaining roll must be stored carefully and rolled up tightly or tunneling can happen. Any amount beyond 5x60 ft will not be continuous to the roll and will be taped on to the main roll.
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic backing for less orange peel and more paint like finish. Please be aware of “tunneling” when storing and unrolling this material. The tunneling lines may never go away if you don’t deal with PET liners correctly. The key to avoid tunneling issues is to remove the protective cover as soon as you cut any piece off the main roll. Remaining roll must be stored carefully and rolled up tightly or tunneling can happen. Any amount beyond 5x60 ft will not be continuous to the roll and will be taped on to the main roll.
