The document discusses different types of campaign signs including cardboard, poly bag, and corrugated plastic signs. Cardboard signs are economical for mid-sized orders but will fray over time. Poly bag signs are durable, weather resistant, and economical for large orders but may wear at the edges over multiple election cycles. Corrugated plastic signs have a fluted design, are least expensive for small orders, and are assembled using an H-frame inserted into the flutes.

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2. Cardboard
signs need
folded and
stapled
These signs
are made from
a thick
paperboard.
They are
economical in
mid-sized
orders
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3. Cardboard signs
are durable but will
fray over time.
A polyurethane
coating protects the
sign from weather
damage
Fold over signs aren’t
as recyclable as bag
or Coroplast
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4. You can see through
poor quality bag signs.
The thicker the plastic
and the darker the
interior of the sign the
less transparent the
sign is
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5. Poly bag signs are durable
and weather resistant.
Over a few election cycles,
they may wear around the
edges and corners.
Bag signs are economical in
large quantities
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6. Corrugated plastic
signs are fluted.
These signs
are least
expensive in
small orders.
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7. To assemble a corrugated plastic
sign, insert the special H-shaped
frame into the flutes.
Along with poly bag
signs, these all plastic
signs are a
completely
weatherproof option
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