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What I've really liked about that one mylar site is the number of different sizes...from small sizes to sizes that fit pennants and larger advertising pieces. That has been a blessing for me. I sound like a paid advertisement...but I'm not. They also sent me a sample of a 10 mil thick mylar sample too. Now that was interesting. It has the potential to replace a rigid toploader with a better look - very interesting.
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