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Printing Small CPO & Marquee
« on: May 01, 2004, 01:38:59 pm »
I am building a small tabletop machine and my CPO and marquee are small enough to fit on legal size paper.

Does this open the door to any cheaper printing options?

Before I swallow shipping to Canada for such a small print job I thought I would give Kinko's a whirl.  It would allow me to get this project complete quickly too     :)

If I try Kinko's, what should I get them to print it on?

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Re:Printing Small CPO & Marquee
« Reply #1 on: May 01, 2004, 11:45:11 pm »
I did my Defender marquee on vinyl at Kinkos and it came out pretty good. Not as good as a silk screened item, but more than passable.

If you are using plexi on the marquee and control panel (and aren't backlighting either), then you can probably just use cardstock.
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