where can I purchase sleeves for rolled posters?

[iskim86]

you know, the sleeves that come with posters you buy from tower records or sam goody etc.

I found them online, but they're in bulk (100+) and I only need like twenty. which chain store can I buy them at?

 

[RandomFool]

Buy a bunch of wrapping paper at the dollar store and go from there?

 

[iskim86]

huh?

the sleeves are vinyl/poly

like so:

http://www.bagsunlimited.com/c...at=144&product_id=spt6

but not in 100s. I just need twenty for my art sale.

 

[Schfifty Five]

Just buy the 100 ct. and save the ones you don't use for later. $41 isn't that muc money.

Try call an artstore or something, they may have them as well.

 

[iskim86]

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Just buy the 100 ct. and save the ones you don't use for later. $41 isn't that muc money.

Try call an artstore or something, they may have them as well.

I'll be moving to Chicago later this summer so if I keep the leftovers, I'll be lugging it around.... I'm trying to unload as much as possible. the only things I wanna take are my books, guitars, computer, and clothes.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Originally posted by: iskim86

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Just buy the 100 ct. and save the ones you don't use for later. $41 isn't that muc money.

Try call an artstore or something, they may have them as well.

I'll be moving to Chicago later this summer so if I keep the leftovers, I'll be lugging it around.... I'm trying to unload as much as possible. the only things I wanna take are my books, guitars, computer, and clothes.

Contact that company that was linked to, and ask them if they can make you a custom order/deal or if they know where you can get a smaller quantity.

 

[pyonir]

I second the local art store suggestion. Or see if one of those frame shops in the mall can help you, at least with a recommendation.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

In case it comes down to this, for whatever reason, large trash bags work well, so keep that in mind. I've transported them in trash bags before, and it worked just fine.

 

[iskim86]

Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
In case it comes down to this, for whatever reason, large trash bags work well, so keep that in mind. I've transported them in trash bags before, and it worked just fine.

what? but this is for an art sale... I have to package them individually and place a price sticker on it.

 

[rival]

Originally posted by: iskim86

Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
In case it comes down to this, for whatever reason, large trash bags work well, so keep that in mind. I've transported them in trash bags before, and it worked just fine.

what? but this is for an art sale... I have to package them individually and place a price sticker on it.

Well he probably thought you were moving, because you didnt mention the sale in the first post and you also mention moving later on.

Anyhow, goto some store that sells posters with the sleeves, and buy 20 of em. Then use the posters as packing material when you move.

 

[iskim86]

Originally posted by: rival

Originally posted by: iskim86

Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
In case it comes down to this, for whatever reason, large trash bags work well, so keep that in mind. I've transported them in trash bags before, and it worked just fine.

what? but this is for an art sale... I have to package them individually and place a price sticker on it.

Well he probably thought you were moving, because you didnt mention the sale in the first post and you also mention moving later on.

Anyhow, goto some store that sells posters with the sleeves, and buy 20 of em. Then use the posters as packing material when you move.

i said I just need twnety for my art sale in my second post

anyway, I'll check out some art stores. framing stores too for good measure

 

[KillerCharlie]

You could also find some small place that sells posters and ask if you could buy a few. They probably get them dirt cheap so they wouldn't mind selling a few.