8370-140 PEARLESCENT PLASTISOL PX-V-101 BLACK MOLDING PLASTISOL PX-V-085 BLUE 55 D MOLDING PLASTISOL

MM569A GRAY D20 PLASTISOL Geon(TM) DM799 LIGHT BLUE PLASTISOL Geon(TM) DM799 NAVY BLUE PLASTISOL

PX-21440-A BLACK PLASTISOL PX-21440-B BLACK PLASTISOL PX-21440-C BLACK PLASTISOL

MB3073 Black Moldable Plastisol MB3075A Hot Melt Plastisol MB3075B Hot Melt Plastisol

PLASTISOL PX-21433-A WHITE PLASTISOL PX-21433-B YELLOW PLASTISOL

PX-20482-B YELLOW HOT DIP PLASTISOL PX-20482-A GRAY HOT DIP PLASTISOL PX-20482-C BLUE HOT DIP PLASTISOL

PX-15421-E ORANGE HOT DIP PLASTISOL PX-15421-F YELLOW HOT DIP PLASTISOL 9211-21 DARK GREEN THERMOSET PLASTISOL

MB3087A Plastisol (lower odor M3334) MB3087B Plastisol (lower odor M3334) MB3087C Plastisol (lower odor M3334)

19500-011 RED PLASTISOL PX-21459-B HOT DIP PLASTISOL PX-13494-F ORANGE PLASTISOL

In the classical sense, fog is the result of tiny water droplets suspended in the air. Water vapor in the form of tiny droplets condenses on a plastic film’s surface when an enclosed mass of air cools to a temperature at its dew point. The extent of the phenomenon depends on the relative humidity of the enclosed air mass and the temperature of the plastic film enclosing that air mass.