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what material is this?

Geneva Olson

Expert Storyteller
I'm looking to find this substrate. any ideas? is it foam board? who does these? are they easy? i need details.
 

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Boudica

I'm here for Educational Purposes
looks like 10mm coro, either UV printed, or mounted with vinyl.
 
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Gino

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When you really zoom in on it, you can see it appears to be a front piece of Cor-X and a back piece of Cor-X and doubled over for strength and down the back of the front piece a ways. Can't be 10mm or it wouldn't've creased like that so often. Also, looks like a direct print



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Geneva Olson

Expert Storyteller
When you really zoom in on it, you can see it appears to be a front piece of Cor-X and a back piece of Cor-X and doubled over for strength and down the back of the front piece a ways. Can't be 10mm or it wouldn't've creased like that so often. Also, looks like a direct print



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i thought at first it might be foamboard. (I hate that stuff)
 

graphicguy712

New Member
Really zooming in, i can see the coro ridges in the color. It's coroplast/core-x with a sheet of printed vinyl adhered to it.
Propably a bridge taped inside to keep the v shape.
 

Notarealsignguy

Arial - it's almost helvetica
This place is getting more painful by the day.
FWIW, it looks like white cardboard to me. It's a hybrid of ground up trees.
 
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