Cheeep banner material

[trakers]

Hey dudes,

What brand do you guys use for very short term banners, in particular a material that prints at least OK on the 1304?

I need to start running an ad campaign for our shop using banners and I don't want to use the good Zeelon material we use for customers since our banners won't be up but a week or so before we change them out.

I guess I've already checked Fellers, etc. but hoping for some off brand stuff that is cheap.

Cheers.

 

[Replicator]

PEAK 13oz (Fellers)

 

[FatCat]

Yup, the Peak works great on my 1204, and Grimco's Key brand works well too, but it's wound with the print side in. Both are around .17¢ sq/ft.

*I did a 3x8 for the landscaper next to our shop back in March and it's been up all year - still looks great, no fading or tearing.

 

[d fleming]

Anything that advertises my shop is made from the best I have, regardless of time up. If only one person sees it I want them to see the best I have to offer.

 

[trakers]

Thanks for the ideas guy.

Typically the same on quality of displays, but these will only be seen by cars going 45mph from 100 feet away for a week each, so not concerned about using our best material.

 

[john1]

I have a friend who does pre press work and printed banners only and he did one in tyvek the other day. Looked like paper but you couldn't rip it when i tried and is waterproof.

Not sure if it's expensive or not but may be a option.

 

[cmaxdesigns]

Denco Sales offers their Aspire brand 13 oz outdoor banner material at $.13 a sqft. I use it all the time for customers and I would say it is comparable to Key Banners 13oz. I am sure you can go to their website and find out who the local rep is in your area.