Mil vs Gauge vs mm: How Sign Material Thickness Is Actually Measured
A mil is 0.001 inches, not a millimetre. Here is what mil, gauge, decimal inch and mm each mean in sign work, with a full conversion table and real sheet prices.
A mil is 0.001 inches, not a millimetre. Here is what mil, gauge, decimal inch and mm each mean in sign work, with a full conversion table and real sheet prices.
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