Drytac Wipeout Laminating Film

Create reusable writing surfaces while protecting printed graphics with Drytac laminating film such as WipeErase. This 3 mil clear gloss overlaminate provides a dry-erase surface and includes a UV hardcoat that helps resist ghosting and staining. WipeErase also provides anti-graffiti protection, allowing permanent-marker marks to be removed with rubbing alcohol, and is available in multiple roll widths and lengths for different graphic applications.

Drytac Wipeout Laminating Film

Create reusable writing surfaces while protecting printed graphics with Drytac laminating film such as WipeErase. This 3 mil clear gloss overlaminate provides a dry-erase surface and includes a UV hardcoat that helps resist ghosting and...

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WipeErase 3mil Dry-Erase Clear Gloss Overlaminate
Drytac
$747.73
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  • Transforms any graphic print into a reusable dry erase surface, perfect for quick notes and messages.
  • UV hardcoat protects against ghosting and staining, ensuring a clean writing experience every time.
  • Durable anti-graffiti properties allow for easy removal of permanent marker marks with rubbing alcohol.
  • Compatible with 3-inch core pressure-sensitive roll laminators, making it ideal for home, school, and professional use.
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Frequently Asked Questions

A dry-erase overlaminate is useful when a printed graphic needs to accept repeated writing and cleaning. Common uses include planning boards, calendars, menus, schedules, maps, training materials, instructional displays, and conference-room graphics. It protects the underlying print while creating a reusable writing surface. A standard gloss laminate should not be assumed to offer the same resistance to staining or ghosting. Other write-on protection materials can be found among dry-erase laminating films.

Use markers intended for dry-erase surfaces and clean the film regularly rather than leaving writing in place for long periods. Marker quality, pigment, environmental conditions, and cleaning products can affect staining. Test unusual colors or marker brands on a small area first. Use a soft cloth and a cleaner approved for the film. Abrasive pads or harsh chemicals may damage the surface coating. Permanent marker should only be removed using a method supported by the material instructions.

A pressure-sensitive roll laminator is normally the best option for applying wide overlap evenly. The laminator should support the roll width, core size, thickness, and overall material weight. Even pressure helps reduce bubbles, wrinkles, and silvering. Make sure the rollers are clean and aligned before loading the film. Suitable machines and related materials can be found under cold roll laminating equipment when a heat-free application process is required.

Yes. Ink should be fully dried and cured before it is sealed beneath a pressure-sensitive film. Trapped solvents or moisture can cause bubbles, haze, edge lifting, or adhesive changes. Drying requirements depend on the ink, printer, media, coverage, ventilation, and humidity. Heavy solid colors may need longer than light graphics. Keep prints exposed to circulating air and avoid tightly stacking them immediately after printing. Test one finished piece before processing the entire job.

Clean the writing surface with soft materials and products approved for dry-erase film. Remove writing regularly, especially dark or highly pigmented colors. Avoid blades, abrasive pads, and strong solvents that could scratch or cloud the coating. Inspect edges for lifting and keep moisture from reaching the printed layer. For graphics requiring resistance to unwanted permanent marks, anti-graffiti laminating films may provide another protective approach.