Dear Robin,

There is a place called Taylor Photo in Princeton, New Jersey that does 
all types of photo outputs and can do them on many different substrates 
- vinyl, canvas, plexiglas, aluminum, cabinet grade plywood, etc, and 
any size, from small to as big as a truck. They were going to do series 
of 4 x 8 enlargements of paintings and illustrations I needed for an 
exhibition installation I was doing. They were going to do them on 
canvas, which could be rolled up and stored then re-used, or plexiglas 
or wood, so they'd also be re-usable. I was very happy with the prospect 
of working with them until my budget committee cut out the money for the 
outputs. They do things for people all over the Eastern seaboard, so you 
might give them a ring. Their prices seemed good and they were very easy 
to work with.

Larry List
Independent Curator
New York, New York

On 12/5/2011 11:46 AM, Robin Gabriel wrote:
>
> Has anyone had any experience with using vinyl, re-stickable murals in 
> your exhibit spaces? 
>  (http://www.muralsyourway.com/wall-mural-installation/smartstick/)
>
> I'm interested to know how easy it is to install and how well the 
> mural holds up in an exhibition setting.  I'm looking into it for 
> possible use in an education classroom setting.
>
> Are there any other companies who make wall-sized images of 
> re-stickable materials, other than Murals Your Way? Has anyone used 
> Murals Your Way for a custom mural?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Robin
>
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>
> **Robin Gabriel**
>
> Director of Education and Interpretation
>
> BaltimoreMuseumof Industry
>
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