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    DryTac Clear Static Cling Film Refill - 10 Perforated Sheets Per Roll
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    DryTac Clear Static Cling Film Refill - 10 Perforated Sheets Per Roll

    Part #: CSC24031-25
    Brand: Drytac
    3 Questions, 3 Answers
    • Use on almost any dry interior surface.
    • Repostionable, no nails, pins or tape needed.
    • Use permanent or dry erase markers
    • Sheet Quantity: 10 Sheets
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    Product Description

    DryTac's Clear Static Cling Refill Film is perfect as an overlay on maps, charts, pictures, you name it. This clear static cling film comes in a quantity of 10 perforated sheets, measuring 24" x 32". Part number CSC24031-25.

    Product Details

    • Use on almost any dry interior surface.
    • Repostionable, no nails, pins or tape needed.
    • Use permanent or dry erase markers
    • Sheet Quantity: 10 Sheets
    • Film Size: 24" x 32"
    • Color: Clear
    • Part Number: CSC24031-25

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    Demonstration Video

    Transcript: Welcome to MyBinding video. This is the DryTac Static Cling Film. It comes in black, white, white with a grid pattern, and even clear. The Static Cling Film makes displaying information really easy and its practical uses are only limited by the imagination. It’s pretty spiffy huh? You can even use chalk, sharpie, dry erase, you name it, you can use it. The best part about these things is they can go practically anywhere. Anywhere! Anywhere. Anywhere. Anywhere! Anywhere! Anywhere! Okay, I got out of hand but these things are really fun and they’re practical too. For more demos, reviews and how- ... Read More

    Welcome to MyBinding video. This is the DryTac Static Cling Film. It comes in black, white, white with a grid pattern, and even clear. The Static Cling Film makes displaying information really easy and its practical uses are only limited by the imagination. It’s pretty spiffy huh? You can even use chalk, sharpie, dry erase, you name it, you can use it. The best part about these things is they can go practically anywhere. Anywhere! Anywhere. Anywhere. Anywhere! Anywhere! Anywhere! Okay, I got out of hand but these things are really fun and they’re practical too. For more demos, reviews and how-to’s, go to MyBinding.com.

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    Downloadable Information

      Drytac Product Catalog 2017

    Questions & Answers

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    WHAT MIL IS THE STATIC FILM?
    Asked by BEN
    Thank you for your question. We spoke with DryTac and the Clear Static Cling Film is approximately .5 MIL thick. It is made from a different material than a laminate is and doesn't use the same thickness gauge.

    Answered by MyBinding
    6 years and 4 months ago ago
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    Can you erase a dry maker from the Dry Tac Clear static cling film?
    Asked by Jackie
    Thank you for your question. The DryTac Clear Static Cling Film is compatible with permanent or dry erase markers.

    Answered by MyBinding
    6 years and 5 months ago ago
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    Re.; 2 Qs about Dry Tac: 10 Are the tube lengths the 24 or the 32 dimension? 2) Are the perforations small enough that a longer sheet could be pulled and cut from the tube without too much adverse effect on performance?
    Asked by Mark
    Thank you for your question. The rolls measure 24 " wide with each sheet being 32" long. We spoke with Drytac and they said you are able to use it with multiple continuous sheets, the only issue would be potential bleeding if the writing is directly on the perforation.

    Answered by MyBinding
    6 years and 9 months ago ago

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