Coro buying survey!!!
05-10-2006, 08:00 PM
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
I buy online, 2mm and 4mm from Harbor Sales. I usually buy 4'x8' sheets cut down to 24"x48" and its delivered to my house the next afternoon (I live in Maryland). Two 4x8 sheets usually makes 3 or 4 planes, depending on how carefully I plan them out.
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
I use the leftovers from my sign printing business. I always buy a sheet or two extra in case I mess one up. Brand new Coroplast, for free! 
Sometimes it's hard to get 2-mil in the colors I want, so I buy what I can get, when I can get it.
Sometimes it's hard to get 2-mil in the colors I want, so I buy what I can get, when I can get it.
06-11-2006, 07:44 PM
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
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Where or what type of place are you buying the coroplast from? Is it solid or does it have the honey comb in the center???
Where or what type of place are you buying the coroplast from? Is it solid or does it have the honey comb in the center???
Honey comb in the center????[sm=confused.gif]
Maybe you are ready for breakfest!!!!
Seriously I never heard about coro with honey comb in the center!!!!
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06-11-2006, 08:28 PM
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
The art supply stores sell it. Looks like card board--it's smooth plastic on the out side and honey combed on the inside for strength it is very lite and strong. The signs they use for voting posters when it's time to vote are made with it. This may not be the same thing. Is Cloroplast the same thing that the indoor flyers are made of????
06-11-2006, 10:12 PM
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
jetranger-RCU,
Are you sure your not describing coroplast, and using "honeycomb" to describe how it is fluted. Check [link=http://www.cullytechnologies.com/demo/h2orockets/images/full/p6010044.jpg]this out[/link] and see if this is what you are talking about.
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Are you sure your not describing coroplast, and using "honeycomb" to describe how it is fluted. Check [link=http://www.cullytechnologies.com/demo/h2orockets/images/full/p6010044.jpg]this out[/link] and see if this is what you are talking about.
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06-12-2006, 06:12 AM
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
ORIGINAL: jetranger-RCU
This may not be the same thing. Is Cloroplast the same thing that the indoor flyers are made of????
This may not be the same thing. Is Cloroplast the same thing that the indoor flyers are made of????
Coroplast is made to make signs outdoor and indoor!!!!
Look at the pic of omaha or go at www.coroplast.com
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06-14-2006, 09:08 PM
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RE: Coro buying survey!!!
I buy mine from a local sign shop here in Abilene TX. I actually get a great deal. He orders it for me for cost, which is only $7. Great deal from what I have heard from others. I have bought probabaly 8 sheets total. Oh yeah it is always 4 mil. Hopefully he will be able to get some 2 mil soon. I have not used it and would like to see how it works.
