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What media are you printing on for everyday signage, ex. 4x8 signs or flat surface stuff.
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Hiya Henry, There are very, very few situations where I will not use 3M 180C.
Customers sometimes complain that my price is high, but I know the job is done right.
Havin' fun,
Checkers
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I am looking for something to keep in stock to use for ever day signage and something i would not be afraid to use for outdoor sign applications.. I am not looking for anything to do wraps with i will use the 3m for that.. I just want something that keeps the cost down but won't come back to haunt me in 2 or 3 years.
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