PDU has a new product, doesn't say much about it and for a sample set you have to buy some of the product.
Anyone see this and why is it different than other products already on the market/
http://campaign.r20.constantcontact....r4D4HDhQ%3D%3D
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PDU has a new product, doesn't say much about it and for a sample set you have to buy some of the product.
Anyone see this and why is it different than other products already on the market/
http://campaign.r20.constantcontact....r4D4HDhQ%3D%3D
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I think I saw this last year at one of the shows. I believe it is like Formica countertop material. Go to home depot or any home center and look at the samples that are free to take and laser it. It lasers really nice and is good for plaques and other items.
Hope this helps
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Looks like re-purposing an existing product and probably marking it up for a specific industry to make a few dollars before people realize they can use Wilsonart or other similar products. Most likely got a good deal on the material due to the current trend toward solid surface countertops. Even their sample packs look identical to those at the home centers.
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