Cover existing graphics and difficult backgrounds

Self-adhesive film with black adhesive for strong coverage

The black adhesive layer improves opacity and helps hide colours, text and old graphics underneath. It is useful for rebranding boards, temporary promotions and applications where a standard grey adhesive may not provide enough coverage.

Printed self-adhesive film with black adhesive

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Dimensions
Width
Height
Area

0.70 m²billed as 1 m²

Quantity
Delivery addresses
Lamination

+15,00 PLN/m² net, min. 25,00 PLN net

Technical details
MaterialWhite PVC film with black adhesive
Weight / thicknessapproximately 100 µm
PrintSolvent print
FinishingCut to size, optional lamination
FormatCustom
Use periodLong-term
Weight (approx.)approx. 1.1 kg
Included in the product price
High opacity
Helps cover old graphics
Optional gloss or matt laminate
TOTAL (product + packing + delivery)

137,46 PLNgross

Product net75,00 PLN
Preparation and packing (1×) net14,00 PLN
DPD delivery (1×) net22,76 PLN
Total net111,76 PLN
VAT 23%25,70 PLN
Total gross137,46 PLN

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When is black adhesive useful?

Choose it when the background must be hidden reliably — for example when covering an old print, changing brand colours or applying a new graphic over a visually inconsistent surface.

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Rebranding
Covering old colours, logos and messages without removing every previous layer.
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Signs and rigid boards
New graphics on suitable smooth sign panels and display surfaces.
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Temporary retail campaigns
Strong visual replacement of existing promotional graphics.

Why the adhesive is black

The dark adhesive layer reduces the influence of the substrate and improves coverage. This is especially useful over strong colours or old printed graphics.

It does not correct an uneven, damaged or textured surface. Surface preparation is still essential.

Suitable substrates

Best results are achieved on smooth, clean, dry and stable boards, glass and suitable painted surfaces.

Loose paint, silicone, dirt, wax and damaged old film must be removed. Unknown surfaces should be tested before production.

When black adhesive film isn't suitable

Not suitable when: the graphic should look light on glass (black adhesive is opaque, a transparent film is better), the graphic is backlit (the adhesive blocks the light), or the substrate is uneven while old film is peeling or has bubbles. Old film must be removed before installation. For very strong colours in the old print, send us a photo before production.

Lamination and durability

Gloss or matt lamination protects the print from abrasion and cleaning. It is recommended for frequently touched surfaces and longer use.

Durability depends on exposure, edge sealing, substrate condition and cleaning methods.

Files and cutting

Supply CMYK PDF artwork with bleed. Simple rectangular cuts are standard; contour cutting requires a closed vector cut line.

Send exact dimensions and a photo of the surface when the film will cover an existing graphic.

Frequently asked questions

Will it fully hide an old graphic?

It offers much stronger opacity than standard film, but very uneven relief or damaged layers may still remain visible.

Can it be applied over another film?

Sometimes, if the existing film is firmly bonded, smooth and clean. Removal is still the safer option for long-term work.

Is lamination necessary?

Not always, but it is recommended for abrasion, frequent cleaning or extended use.

Can it be contour-cut?

Yes, provided a correct vector cut path is supplied.

Is it suitable for vehicles?

Only after confirming the exact material and application. Standard monomeric products are not intended for complex vehicle wrapping.

Can you install it in Wrocław?

Yes. Installation is quoted from dimensions, photos and access details.