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geb
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I use MDO mainly. Dibond, aluminum, coroplast, and many others are available at sign supply stores.
Your kinda vague in describing what you'll be doing, indoor, outdoor signage, longevity of the signs your building. All substrates will have better usuage for certain applications and time limits in the weather.
Also, there are many supply stores in Penn., and many members here from Penn. If your more specific with your location, they can probably point you to a supplier right near you.
George
Your kinda vague in describing what you'll be doing, indoor, outdoor signage, longevity of the signs your building. All substrates will have better usuage for certain applications and time limits in the weather.
Also, there are many supply stores in Penn., and many members here from Penn. If your more specific with your location, they can probably point you to a supplier right near you.
George
Al Checca
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Checkers said:
Checkers is right on, depends where you are we have N Glantz & Sons in Monroeville and Pioneer in Pittsburgh. Pm me if you would like more advise. My history is Trim USA don't do much for me but if your a fan then they are here too. The others have every name brand you will ever need, I'll pass on the names of the folks at both places to talk to if you need them.