Where can I get coroplast?

[OdieTurbo]

Okay, I see it mentioned everywhere for grill block's, air dams, etc. However, I can't seem to find a place where I can get it.

Where does everyone get theirs?

[SVOboy]

Local sign shops!

[OdieTurbo]

Originally Posted by SVOboy

Local sign shops!

Doh! You're a frikkin' genius! Thanks!

And here I am feeling stupid, I deal with a sign shop about 2x a month at work! Never even thought to ask!

[Nerds laugh at me]

You can get it for FREE at your local recycling center. Mine has a huge stockpile of the stuff.
The lady said " take all you want ! "

It will have stuff printed on it, but you can just paint over it. Try just after elections. There is tons of the stuff.

[brucepick]

Shucks. We'll mostly have to wait for mid-November for the free stuff. At least here in the good ol' U.S.A.

[Nerds laugh at me]

Originally Posted by brucepick

Shucks. We'll mostly have to wait for mid-November for the free stuff. At least here in the good ol' U.S.A.

Not really - there's piles of the stuff still left over. It's not just elections that produce these signs - mine advertise real estate for sale.

[kickflipjr]

Originally Posted by brucepick

Shucks. We'll mostly have to wait for mid-November for the free stuff. At least here in the good ol' U.S.A.

I got a bunch of small signs last november. and one 4' x 8' sign.

[Snax]

FWIW, the 1/8" stuff in 4x8 sheets is just over $11 locally. I don't want to discourage recycling, but if a person needs a large sheet, it's obviously not a budget breaker.

[jdham137]

People leave them stuck to telephone poles where I live. They have writing on them but they're free for the taking. ;-)

John David

[Snax]

Utility companies also consider it a favor when said signs are removed from their poles. (It's a climbing hazard to workers.) Too bad nobody ever removes the nails!