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[THE_BEYONDER]

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[Pitboss]

Is it possible to do a double-sided foam board(front & back cover)?

 

I am interested as well!

[KingOfRulers]

I got the answer!

 

The banner and the coroplast poster CAN be printed on both sides.

 

The foamboard cannot because the material on the back is different than the face, and causes streaks. The vinyl cannot because it is the "peel and stick" material on the back.

 

[Gone Phishin']

Coroplast

2) 2' X 4' : $50

 

So if I wanted a coroplast double sided, it would cost $100?

[THE_BEYONDER]

I got the answer!

 

The banner and the coroplast poster CAN be printed on both sides.

 

The foamboard cannot because the material on the back is different than the face, and causes streaks. The vinyl cannot because it is the "peel and stick" material on the back.

 

Thanks for looking into it. Expect a PM about these in a couple weeks. (thumbs u

[KingOfRulers]

Coroplast

2) 2' X 4' : $50

 

So if I wanted a coroplast double sided, it would cost $100?

 

No, it would be an additional 50%. So, it would be $75. (thumbs u

[Gone Phishin']

Got ya. Thanks

[Mike Bray]

What about 2 x 6 on coroplast -- convention display topper..... for one side and for both sides ? thanks ----- Mike

[Jeffro.]

Banner $7.50 sq ft (grommets are free)

 

Can you post a banner example?

[KingOfRulers]

Mike, I'll let you know the price of a 2 x 6 ASAP.

 

Jeffro, I don't have a picture of a banner. But I'll try and get one posted.

[Mike Bray]

Mike, I'll let you know the price of a 2 x 6 ASAP.

 

Jeffro, I don't have a picture of a banner. But I'll try and get one posted.

 

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[Jeffro.]

Jeffro, I don't have a picture of a banner. But I'll try and get one posted.

 

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[Weird Paper]

What printer are you printing on? It's a flatbed, so I'm guessing it's a solvent or eco-solvent?

[KingOfRulers]

Mike, I'll let you know the price of a 2 x 6 ASAP.

 

Jeffro, I don't have a picture of a banner. But I'll try and get one posted.

 

(thumbs u

 

Mike

 

A 2' x 6' coroplast is $75 for single sided, and $112.50 for double sided. Shipping would be more though (working on getting a printing quote) than the standard sizes advertised. A 2' x 6' is an odd shape, and it will run a higher shipping rate.

[KingOfRulers]

What printer are you printing on? It's a flatbed, so I'm guessing it's a solvent or eco-solvent?

 

I'm not familiar with the detailed specifications of the machine. It is a huge flatbed, but I don't know the model. I am seperate from the printers. They are in Tampa, and I am in Orlando.

[KingOfRulers]

Banner $7.50 sq ft (grommets are free)

 

Can you post a banner example?

 

Here's a banner example. Remember, it can be printed in various dimensions--this particular one is wide and short. It can be sectional or one piece. It is for "all weather", uv resistant, durable, and with grommets for easy hanging.

 

 

 

[gozer]

KofR:

 

A couple of questions:

 

1 - how large can you go on foamboard? Can you ship pieces of large foamboard?

 

2 - you cite a 2x4 foamboard, but that's a 1:2 aspect ratio. Aren't comics different, more like 2:3 ?

 

3 - Can you give us any guidelines on a minimum resolution for the image size that will still produce a nice looking poster?

 

For example, I have a 1.1 MB jpg image that is about 1900 x 3000 pixels -- I assume that would look pretty good at 2x4 feet, and maybe even good at a

much larger size.

 

But how about a 124 KB image that's about 600 x 950? Would that still look ok?

 

Thanks mucho for any help you can give -- your product looks terrific.

 

gozer

[KingOfRulers]

Thanks for the questions and compliments!

 

1) On the foamboard and coroplast product, we can print something up to 4' x 8'. The blank sheets come from the manufacturer in 4' x 8'.

 

2) The posters aren't exactly 2' x 4'--just approximately. Sized to fit the image, with dimensions that are approximately 2' x 4'. The ratios vary between SA books, GA books, so there is no exact ratio that can be used as a "one size fits all" printing method.

 

3) Miniumum resolution is 300 dpi. If you got something better, we'll take it! A sharp, 1900 x 3000 pixel image should produce an outstanding poster. 600 x 950 is on the smaller side to print with, esspecially if you plan to go very large scale.

[General Zod]

Hi KOR,

 

A question: If you need a scan of say, a cover, do we need to fix any imperfections via Photoshop or whatever first to produce a "mint-looking" copy?

[KingOfRulers]

That is preferred. We do some touch-ups if needed, but extensive photoshopping is very time consuming, and is actually another service that the printing business offers. We do fix minor problems, and things like store stamps or date stamps, if they are in an area which can be fixed without extensive work. So, while some photoshop work is used, it should be said that the original image should be pretty clean. Overall, the image you give us is the one we'll print.