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Old 05-08-2011, 12:29 PM   #11 (permalink)
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There is such a thing as COROPLAST. Its sold at TAP Plastics $25 for an 8x4' sheet in the color of your choice.

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Old 05-08-2011, 06:09 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Thanks for the advice, If I need some more I'll look for some sign stores in my area
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i just got a 4x8 sheet for $25.90 in black

I cant wait to start adding it to my car!! I might get some matte black sign vinyl to add to the face and ends so it dosent look like, well... coroplast...
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Sign shops, yes.

Also - if you don't mind printed stuff, try the beer/soda distributors - they often make "weatherproof signs" that are coroplast. Mini-marts/convenience stores/gas stations often have them (from the soda distributors) that they have to rotate in/out as sales happen or new products get advertised.

Try them too.
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I have only ever seen it in home improvement stores next to window screen.
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...coroplast "shortage" = political "hoarding" in advance of the next elections!

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-___- dude... I GOT IT OVER A WEEK AGO. COROPLAST.

And there is such a thing as CHLOROPLAST, it is found in plant cells.

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could poly- styrene be a good substitute?

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