Resources for 3M Products.
Below are a range of downloadable brochures, guides and resources to our 3M Product Range.
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Spicers 3M Drive your style. |
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Spicers 3M Commercial Graphic Product Selection Guide |
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Spicers 3M Reflective Brochure |
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Spicers 3M Reflective Tape Guide |
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Spicers 3M Reflective Guide |
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Spicers 3M Application: Building Windows This instruction bulletin covers the general wet application method and dry application method for applying graphic films to building glass, including both the cleaning and application processes. |
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Spicers 3M Application: Floor Graphics This bulletin provides instructions for applying and maintaining floor graphics and sidewalk graphics made with 3M Graphics Products. Instructions cover selecting and preparing a substrate for application, and techniques for applying the graphics and maintaining their quality after installation. |
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Spicers 3M Application: General Installation Techniques This bulletin provides information to help installers select the proper product for a given job, as well as providing guidance on basic general installation techniques. This includes information for preparing substrates, and instructions for dry application of films with pressure- sensitive or pressure-activated adhesive to relatively flat rigid substrates. Applying a graphic involves more than simply adhering the film to a substrate. Installers should read and follow all the information in this instruction bulletin, other instruction bulletins referenced in this bulletin, and the product bulletins of all materials they use for a given project. |
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Spicers 3M Application: Signage This bulletin provides general installation techniques for both dry and wet applications of films and sheetings with either pressure-sensitive or pressure-activated adhesives, to flexible and relatively flat rigid substrates. Material covered in this bulletin includes specific considerations for certain films, application techniques based on a graphic’s size, specific instructions for applying pump skirts and striping, and installation finishing techniques. Installers should read and follow all the information in this instruction bulletin, other instruction bulletins referenced in this bulletin, and the product bulletins of all materials they use for a given project. |
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Spicers 3M Application: Substrate Selection and Preparation This bulletin describes mandatory substrate cleaning and preparation techniques to be used prior to applying 3M graphic films. Graphic manufacturers should read and understand this bulletin prior to installing graphics. |
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Spicers 3M Application: Vehicle Colour Change This instruction bulletin provides detailed procedures for successful applications of 3M™ Wrap Film Series 2080 (“2080”). This includes instructions specific to challenging aspects of film application on personal vehicles, including deep recesses and contours, and other difficult applications. Failure to follow these procedures may result in wrinkled installations and/or lifting from contoured areas. |
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Spicers 3M Application: Vehicles This instruction bulletin provides detailed procedures for successful, durable graphic applications on vehicles, including commercial vehicles, automobiles, vans, and buses. This includes instructions specific to challenging aspects of film application on commercial vehicles, including deep recesses and contours, and other difficult applications. Failure to follow these procedures may result in wrinkled graphics and/or lifting from contoured areas. |
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Spicers 3M Application: Walls Low VOC paints have changed how wall film adhesives interact with painted surfaces, meaning adhesion can vary between different paint and film combinations. To support successful installation, 3M recommends using the 3M™ Enhanced Adhesion Cleaning Method and 3M™ Adhesion Test Kit to test adhesion and select the appropriate 3M graphic film for each wall application. Following the techniques outlined in this bulletin can be the difference between a successful installation and graphics prematurely falling off the wall. |
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Spicers 3M Maintenance This document provides an overview of maintenance guidance for 3M Commercial Branding and Transportation Division Graphic Films. This bulletin covers topics such as—but not limited to—cleaning instructions, contaminant removal, and graphic repair. The end user bears the ultimate responsibility for care of the graphic films. 3M assumes no responsibility for care of these graphic films. 3M does NOT assume any responsibility for damages to the graphic films caused by maintenance efforts on the part of the end user or the lack of such maintenance. Customers should start with the least aggressive cleaning solution and move towards more aggressive cleaning solutions as required. |
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Spicers 3M Production: Cutting This bulletin provides details of various cutting techniques applicable to 3M graphic films. Topics covered include general cutting guidelines, types of cutting, and various cutters and equipment. Additionally, content specific to 3M films and their liners provides detailed information on cutting specifications and limitations users should follow to help ensure successful graphics manufacturing. This includes character height limitations for certain films, as well as details as to which 3M films are or are NOT compatible with certain cutting methods. |
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Spicers 3M Production: Lamination This bulletin provides basic information on the proper preparation of 3M graphic materials and on application of overlaminates or application tapes using dedicated equipment. All 3M Graphics printed films that are to be laminated must be printed and prepared according to 3M’s guidance. This bulletin provides only basic overviews regarding drying solvent, eco-solvent, and latex printed graphics, and on curing UV printed graphics. Graphic manufacturers should refer to the product bulletins for the ink used in constructing their graphic. |
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Spicers 3M Removal This bulletin provides basic procedures for removing films manufactured or sold by 3M’s Commercial Branding and Transportation Division from substrates. Users should also refer to the product bulletin for each product in their graphic construction for specific details that may affect the information in this instruction bulletin. |






