Elmer's Black on Black Foam Board, 3/16 x 48 x 96 - Sam Flax Atlanta

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**Due to the size of this product we cannot offer shipping! Please select in-store pickup at checkout or contact the store to place an order for local delivery** This foamboard has the same characteristics as white foamboard, but each sheet is black through and through. It is lightweight but strong and rigid to resist denting and crushing. Ideal for crafts, school projects, framing and mounting! Black surface and black core Resilient polystyrene core bounces back after cutting to keep the board uniform edge to edge Smooth surface satisfies a wide range of mediums including markers and paint

Laminated both sides with white alpha-cellulose virgin pulp acid free,lignin free paper, providing a smooth surface and clean cuts. Perfect for all

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