Transparent – see through, i.e. Clear Dura-Lar or Clear Acetate Translucent – allows light to pass through, but objects on other side are not clearly distinguished, i.e. Drafting Film and Vellum Opaque – not see through, light does not pass through, i.e. Cling Film and Colored Shrink Film

Yes. Mylar refers to polyester film, which Grafix offers under the trade name Dura-Lar®. Mylar® is DuPont’s trade name for polyester film.

Grafix does not have on-line ordering for Retailers or Consumers.  For consumers please visit our online list here, for Retailers, please contact Grafix by using our Contact us page.

Go to our How to Buy section to search for Grafix retailers in your area or to purchase from a catalog or on-line store.

Using a highlighter, draw a line with multiple colors on each side. The ink jet side should be brighter and more consistent lines. The non-ink jet side should be dull and the lines may not be consistent. The highlighter may not dry on the non-ink jet side also.

Using a highlighter, draw a line with multiple colors on each side. The ink jet side should be brighter and more consistent lines. The non-ink jet side should be dull and the lines may not be consistent. The highlighter may not dry on the non-ink jet side also.

Computer Grafix Transparency Film Instructions

Metallic Foil Boards are one-sided.

The colored Vellum is discontinued.

Yes, the Edge Dura-Lar Stencil Film is archival and acid free.