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we have used the Lintec optically clear UV media, they also make a solvent version. It's a polyester though, not really conformable and meant for glass applications. Lintec Digital Window Graphics Clear Solvent Permanent 2mil | Drytac

You can also buy these little "air filters" instead of leaving the plugs loose or off to prevent dirt from landing in your ink. Amazon.com: 6 PCS Air Filter for Continuous Ink Supply System CISS CIS: Office Products

We use the Sihl 5mil white and MacTac, although the Drytac is virtually identical with a lower price ( depending on how much you use and leverage with your MacTac distributor on pricing). Watch out for the 60" Sihl material since there's not a lot of call for that width, most of what you get is...

We use either Mactac Opticlear or Drytac material. Yes glossy surfaces do indeed vary greatly (papers are the worst), we use 5mil white polyester which never exhibits any silvering and we have second surfaced pieces as large as 48x96.