DizzyMarkus
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Being "smooth" -- is there a good side and a bad side?
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Coroplast Stinger board
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Kentucky Wraps
Kentucky Wraps
I know this is a late post but Gilman Brothers makes a "Eagle Cell" substrate just like that. Perhaps it's a true smooth surface.
klmiller611
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I just recently starting using this, I print directly on it, it seems both sides are the same to me. I get it from Piedmont Plastics, and it is called "Bubble-X". Prints beautifully, much stronger than regular coro, the surface is sort of like a sand finish, but nice for color, does not seem to show the marks and fingerprints like regular coro does for me. I am using it for temporary stuff where I need some stability, replacing gator board at half the price of gator.
Ken Miller
Fares Bayazeed
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The smooth claim is misleading. Yes, used it and liked it for strength. Most do not mind.
Two suggestions:
1. The obvious one is PVC.
2. If you are stuck with this substrate I have used Floor Graphic Dual mounting Adhesive Clear 3" core 38"x200' Part #FIC38200 (I also use it in white). Figure 39 cents / square foot added to the cost however.
Two suggestions:
1. The obvious one is PVC.
2. If you are stuck with this substrate I have used Floor Graphic Dual mounting Adhesive Clear 3" core 38"x200' Part #FIC38200 (I also use it in white). Figure 39 cents / square foot added to the cost however.
Fares Bayazeed
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Coroplast