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Since PBTP sends out real panels instead of a cut sheet I thought I should give idea's on the best method of storing them so the maring can be minimized. One method is to use a peg board and hang the panels for display. Another method is to use a picture album and slide the panels in the plastic holder.
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basball card holders also work very wellComment
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I use the clear plastic 3-ring binder pages for holding business cards. They let you see both sides, so if you have it labeled you can still read it, and they are exactly the right size pockets. I think 12 or 15 panels fit on each page. I can just flip through my book instead of digging though a pile of panels. Makes it nice to lay them out on a table too. People can look at the actual colors, but they are still protected from scratches and fingerprints.Dan
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wise that is an excellent idea!! I think I need to buy me a binder.
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Wow... great ideas... ours go from the shop to the truck & get all sorts of tore up... will now go invest in something to prolong the life of these mistreated panels
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Same here. We have them sorted by texture, color, etc. with a Velcro strap through them and they go from my car, to the shop, to Kiel's car, to customers, back to the shop, they're everywhere... so something like this would definitely help.Originally posted by C in TNCWow... great ideas... ours go from the shop to the truck & get all sorts of tore up... will now go invest in something to prolong the life of these mistreated panels Comment
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More idea's are always welcome....Comment
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