Properties	DMiBOP10	MuralPro	GFIOP140	GFIOP212	GFTRP
Basis Weight (oz/yd²) Basis Weight (g/m²) Caliper (mils) Caliper (microns) % Opacity Whiteness % Wet Expansion Tensile Strength (#/in) (MD/CD) Tear Strength (g) (MD/CD) % Elongation (MD/CD)	6.6 225 11.3 288 97 104 3 52/33 115/110 30/60	6.7 228 12.1 309 97 105 2.5 65/52 143/173 7/13	4.1 140 6 153 95 83 2 50/37 115/110 9.3/16	6.2 212 9.9 253 95 83 2.07 60/48 200/185 8/14	6.1 209 9.7 247 94.5 83 2.67 50/31 365/382 9.3/16

Indoor Life Expectancy: 1 year+ when pigmented inks are used. Over lamination will increase product life.

It is recommended to use DMiBOP10 & Mural-Pro media in Hewlett-Packard DesignJet® series printers with UV inks, Encad NovaJet®/Pro/Proe printers with GO inks, ColorSpan® Displaymakers with PermaChrome inks, Epson 9500 and other piezo waterbased pigmented printer systems. Ink saturation levels up to 250% can be used. Higher ink saturation can affect waterfast properties and show ink bleed in heavy saturation areas. It is recommended to print with pigmented inks when performing wallcovering applications. Pigmented inks provide light and waterfastness. GFIOP140, GFIOP212, & GFTRP products can be used in solvent ink printing systems such as: Vutek, Nur/Salsa, and Idanit/Scitex printers.

Wallcovering jobs are usually performed in panels. Panels should contain a 1″ overlap. This will help to match the pattern across panel seams. Be sure to number the panels and provide a map indicating panel segments to the installer. Due to the heavy gauge of these material, they can feed through the printers at different rates, which can cause print alignment issues. Check the printer manual for alignment options. HP printers have a page accuracy option in their software. Use the optimize setting to aid in panel alignment.

provides the easiest, most effective surface protection and is the primary finishing option. DMFTP consists of a thin, flexible Fluorex® coating that provides excellent surface protection against stain, weather, UV light, graffiti, abrasion, and chemicals. It is easily applied using heat roll laminators similar to Electrographic Dry Transfer Paper. DMFTP is an excellent solution for wallcoverings because it does not interfere with hanging procedures. The wallcovering materials maintain their flexibility and feel. Refer to the DMFTP Product Application Guide for lamination guidelines.

can also be used to protect the surface against dirt and stains. There are several manufacturers of liquid laminates. Magic® wallcovering products have been tested with Clearstar liquid laminate products. Clearshield is recommended when printing with UV inks. Clearjet is recommended when printing with dye inks. Potential air bubble issues may occur if liquid laminates are applied via liquid laminator. Some outgassing (bubbles) can occur when media is submerged in the laminator bath. Hand or aerosol applications do not have air or outgassing issues. Liquid laminates provides water, stain, abrasion, chemical, graffiti, and UV resistance. Liquid laminates are applied prior to installation. Product with liquid laminates meet surface durability requirements for wallcovering (ASTM F-793). Always pretest the material prior to use.

The added weight could cause installation, delamination, and wall adhesion issues. If hot or cold laminates are used, it is recommended to use double sided adhesive to adher product to the wall instead of paste.

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Wall Preparation:

• Wall should be prepped to a smooth, clean, and dry surface prior to installation. Wallcovering will not hide wall flaws such as: nail holes, bumps, or dirt.
• Primer sealer should be used on unpainted drywall. Use acrylic wallcovering primers: Professional Ultra Prime (PRO-977), Golden Harvest White Bite, or Allpro Ultra Prep 685. Priming provides a sound surface that wallcovering will adhere to. It is recommended to strip down previous layer(s) of wallcovering. The wallcovering may seem to be firmly adhered to the wall, but the addition of another layer can cause adhesion failure.
• Prime over glossy paint with one of the above mentioned primers.

Paste Information:

• Clear adhesives such as Professional Ultra Premium Heavy Duty Clear Strippable (PRO-880), Golden Harvest GH-34 Clear Strippable, and Allpro Pro-Duty 3400 provide good adhesion and allow for easier stripping when the wall covering is to be removed or replaced.
• Clay adhesives such as Professional Extra Strength (PRO-732), Professional Clay Strippable (PRO-774), Golden Harvest GH-40, Allpro Extra Strength Vinyl 600, and Allpro Clay Strippable 661 have also been shown to be effective both during installation and the removal of these wallcovering materials.
• Pastes such as Professional Heavy Duty Clear PRO-838 or Allpro Clear Hang 610 have a more aggressive adhesion and should be used for more permanent applications.
• Vinyl over vinyl pastes tend to dry too quickly on these products and are not recommended.
• Apply a coat of the adhesive using a ½″ nap paint roller. Book for 10 minutes.

Hanging information:

• Do not use tape on imaged surface.
• Align top and adjoining edges. Smooth panels into place with a smoothing brush, starting at the center of the panel working towards the edges.
• Use a plastic smoother to push air pockets to the edges.

Magic® wallcovering products have a 1 year+ indoor life expectancy. Product life will increase if surface protection such as Magic® DMFTP (Fluorex® Transfer Protection) or a liquid laminate is applied. The use of pigmented inks will provide light and waterfastness. Protected digital wallpaper should last as long if not longer than traditional wallcovering.


Magic® wallcovering products were fire tested and rated following ASTM E84 test method. The purpose is to ensure the materials used inside buildings are not highly flammable or cause poisonous smoke. The desired classification for wallcovering is class A. All of Magic® ink jet wallcovering products fall under class A. Additional flammability information can be found on our website. Refer to the technicalbbulletin: Fire Test Data on Magic® Wallcovering Display Media.