[530 gsm] This is perfect for our swim team senior banners that we hang on the pool fence. They've lasted outdoors and the kids love them and can't wait to take them home at the end of the season.

[98%] Great for short term outside banners. Looks professional. Cheapest place I have found to get Scrim

[98%] I used the product to make large banner prints for an exhibition. The color is rich and the material is thick and sturdy.

[Vinyl] Was looking for a different type sign material for customer. It is durable and prints very well with my canon 6300s printer. Customer wanted a reasonably priced photo banner that they could rotate every 3 months and this worked great.100 % positive experience

[1x Paper Roll] I've used this paper numereous times and the results are wonderful with B&W. Has wonderful, artpaper feel and handles well in my printer. Especially good for portraits.

[1x Paper Roll] This stuff is relatively inexpensive compared to heavy duty vinyl scrim material. Great for indoor use!

[85%] It is so great B&H has this in stock. We've been waiting almost 90 days to get this same product size from our printer vendor. It's still on back order with them. We received our order from B&H within a few days. It's amazing what we can print inhouse with this banner vinyl.

[530 gsm] Produce is great and B&H always has the best prices and speedy service.

[Matte] This is a thin poly backed bright white banner paper. I am very fond of it as the print just pops out using the imagePROGRAF machine. I have used multiple rolls and have no complaints. It is reasonably priced and I find the best print quality for my application using a Saturation setting in the plug-in. I even go so far as to sew stiff strips (sandwiched front and back) for mounting purposes (hanging).

[1x Paper Roll] I purchased this stock for my Canon TX-3000 wide-format printer in order to offer my clients an option for water-resistant banners, poster, etc.

The stock is on the thinner side so I printed out some posters and installed grommets on the corners to check out the tear-resistance. It didn't take much to tear the stock when pulling on the grommets. I doubt it would be suitable for hanging outdoors in an area that would experience high winds for an extended period of time. I have a feeling the addition of some tear-proof tape being applied to the backside prior to inserting the grommets may help with tear-resistance.

The TX-3000 uses inks that are water-resistant so to check out what would happen if rain, snow hit the stock, I poured some water over the poster and the inks never smeared or ran.

I think this will be a nice addition to my stock offerings for my clients.