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Alan Dearborn
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When attaching aluminum faces to the Plasticade A-Frames(the hollow plastic a-frames), do you use the odd rubber plugs that they sell or do you just screw 'em on?

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Alan Dearborn
Dearborn Graphics
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We installed a system where you can change the faces. We also use the plasicade as a rental thing and do banners that the customer keeps from year to year and then reuses (like the churches' annual spaghetti/pancake/whatever supper). The one part is installed into the four corners of the face of the plasticade with a twist and is the part that accepts a eye screw. Then when you put the grommets of the banner on there, you can unscrew the eye screw and tighten it back down by hand. I don't know what that unit is called but Bill think it has "slave" in the name and we got it at Ace hardware.

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Diaz Sign Art
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