Product Description
ORAJET® 3954 Brick Stone Film – 2 Mil Gloss White Digital Print Media with Grey High-Stretch Adhesive – Built for Brick, Block, Concrete & Unsealed Masonry
Unique Stretching Capability | Unsealed Brick, Block & Poured Concrete | Grey Permanent Adhesive | Removable With Heat
Standard print media does not belong on a brick wall. It bridges the mortar joints instead of sinking into them, it can't follow the surface texture, and the result is a graphic that looks applied rather than painted on. ORAJET® 3954 Brick Stone Film is built specifically for that job — a 2-mil gloss white film with unusual stretching capability that conforms down into the recesses of unsealed brick, concrete block, poured concrete, and stone.
The grey solvent polyacrylate permanent adhesive anchors to porous, irregular masonry, while the grey layer blocks the underlying wall color so printed whites stay clean over red brick or grey block. The gloss face delivers sharp, saturated images on latex, solvent, eco-solvent, and UV curable systems. When the campaign ends, the film is removable with heat.
Applications
- Exterior wall murals and building graphics on brick and block
- Outdoor advertising on masonry facades and retaining walls
- Retail, restaurant, and brewery patio walls — branding and seasonal campaigns
- Event, festival, and sponsorship graphics on concrete structures
- Poured concrete and stone surfaces where a painted mural isn't practical or permitted
- Flat or simple-curved unsealed surfaces generally
Why It Works on Masonry
- Stretch, not just conformability — the film is formulated to elongate into mortar joints and surface texture rather than tent across them.
- Grey adhesive — blocks the wall color underneath so light artwork doesn't go muddy over red brick or dark block.
- Aggressive permanent bond on porous surfaces — targeted at unsealed masonry rather than smooth painted substrate.
- Heat removable — comes off with heat at end of campaign, which matters on leased buildings and historic facades.
- Gloss face — holds saturation and detail on a surface that scatters light.
Technical Data
| Property | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Film Type | White digital printing film, gloss surface |
| Thickness | 2 mil (without liner and adhesive) |
| Adhesive | Grey, solvent polyacrylate, permanent — removable with heat |
| Adhesive Power | 3.65 lb/in on stainless steel (FINAT TM-1, 24 hr average) |
| Release Liner | 88# PE-coated silicone paper |
| Tensile Strength | Min. 19 MPa along and across (DIN EN ISO 527) |
| Elongation at Break | Min. 120% along and across (DIN EN ISO 527) |
| Dimensional Stability | Adhered to steel: no cross-direction shrinkage; < 0.015" in length (FINAT TM-14) |
| Temperature Resistance | -58°F to +212°F on aluminum, no variation |
| Minimum Application Temperature | 50°F |
| Fire Behavior / Rating | Self-extinguishing on steel (DIN 75200); ASTM E 84-07 Class "A" |
| Seawater Resistance | Adhered to aluminum, 100 hr at 73°F, no variation (DIN 50 021) |
| Shelf Life | 2 years at 68°F / 50% RH |
| Print Compatibility | Latex, solvent, eco-solvent, UV curable |
| Recommended Laminates | ORAGUARD® 289F, 290, 290F |
| Available Widths & Lengths | 54" wide — 150 ft (50 yd) and 30 ft (10 yd) rolls |
Installing on Masonry — The Short Version
Printing Notes
Use ORAFOL ICC profiles from orafol.com. Allow solvent-based inks to dry a minimum of 24 hours — 48 to 72 hours preferred — at 70°F before cutting the graphic or applying a laminate. Freshly lacquered or painted surfaces must be fully cured before application, and lacquer and paint compatibility should be tested by the installer beforehand. Batch traceability by roll number is available under ISO 9001.
Bidding a wall mural or building wrap?
Send us photos of the wall and we'll help you judge whether the surface is a candidate, which laminate to pair, and how to panel the artwork. KG Supplies stocks ORAFOL in Phoenix with overnight delivery to Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Colorado, plus nationwide UPS shipping. Call (602) 272-8655 or email Sales@kgsupplies.com.
