You should be able to find it with packing suppliers like Uline. I also 
know McMaster-Carr has volara by the foot, they probably have ethafoam 
also.

The trick is that they call it polyethylene foam and not ethafoam.

Elizabeth Walton

Stacy Reaves wrote:

> Can any provide vendor information for a supplier of ethafoam 
> sheeting  on a roll.  In other words the large rolls of ethafoam.  We 
> just used up our enormous roll, and after searching UP, Light 
> IMpressions, Gaylord, HOllingers and Metal edge we have had no luck in 
> finding any.  We found a company in Canada, but would prefer if 
> possible to use an american company. Thanks in advance.
>  
> Stacy Reaves, Ph.D
> Director/Curator
> Sand Springs Historical and Cultural Museum
> 6 East Broadway
> Sand Springs, OK. 74063
> 918-246-2509
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