Graphics Gallery in Richmond, Virginia is an excellent source.

http://www.graphicsgallery.com

Jeremiah Gallay wrote:

> Does anyone know of a good product/supplier for durable but removable floor
> graphics?  I have a spec sheet from 3M but I'd like to hear from the field
> what has/hasn't worked.  We're thinking of putting some small graphics on a
> terrazzo floor that serves as the main entrance to our museum (it receives a
> lot of traffic and is scrubbed frequently).  Thanks in advance-
>
> -Jeremiah Gallay
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