Primera Clear Gloss Polyester does not appear clear, looks frosted or translucent.
The following label stock does not appear optically clear on all containers due to the inkjet printable surface. Clear glass/plastic containers work best with this label stock. The label will not appear clear on dark-colored containers. Please request samples if you are unsure. This applies to the following materials.
- https://www.primera.com/lx610-clear-gloss-poly-2-rolls-continuous.html
- https://www.primera.com/4-x-3-gloss-polyester-clear-625-labels.html
- https://www.primera.com/4-x-2-gloss-polyester-clear-1200-labels.html
The following are pictures of this material on various surfaces.
Article ID: 012224
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