Flotone 43x67in Red/Black Graduated Background

Key Features
- Flotone 43×67 Red and Black Graduated Background
- For photography applications
- Gradient pattern
- Water-resistant
- Made of synthetic PVC material
- Color: Red and black
Overview
The Flotone 43×67 Red and Black Graduated Background delivers quality and durability in a single package. Made for both studio and outdoor use, the background's matte surface eliminates glare to improve clarity in the image. The handmade synthetic PVC construction ensures long-lasting usage. As the backdrop resists water, you may use the background for photographing products with which moist items such as ice cubes or fruits are used. The cleaning process is easy as you need to a mild soap and soft cloth to keep the background in prime condition.
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| Size | 43 x 67" (109.2 x 170.2 cm) |
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| Color | Black and Red |
- Flotone 43X67 Red / Black Graduated Background
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