Vinyl of the Week: Wallaby

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This week's Vinyl of the Week is Wallaby, a popular collection specifically designed for the automotive segment.

The unique attributes that make Wallaby a great fit for automotive applications include that it is heat sealable, oil and sulfide resistant and compatible with commercially-based adhesives. Wallaby is fortified by the proprietary topcoat, FORBID SRT.

Wallaby has a Heavy Duty Wyzenbeek Abrasion Resistance, UV Stabilized Pigments of 300 hours, a Cold Crack of -10 degrees Fahrenheit and comes in 10 SKUs.



Wallaby is enhanced with the proprietary Enduratex topcoat, FORBID SRT. Even though vinyl is inherently more cleanable than other fabrics and has long been known for superior performance, some stains are hard to repel or get out. That's where FORBID SRT comes in!

Twenty years in the making, FORBID SRT topcoat dramatically increases stain resistance, while preserving the integrity of the fabric luster and softness. Traditionally difficult stains and spills like ink, paint, lipstick and blue dye are no match for FORBID SRT!

Click here for more information on WALLABY or to request a sample.

Click here for more information on FORBID SRT.

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