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You somehow got to a page that is not a page. A place between places. Not quiet real, not quiet not real.
Since you’re here you might as well know… we use this liminal space for testing weird stuff we might include on the site. It’s sorta our sandbox or whatever.
Things you see here might not work, so don’t get to excited.
Or do, and then revel in visceral disappointment.

Enjoy?

We are very excited to announce that we will be collaborating with @alucobondusa for the Pale Blue Dot project at 5th & Front! We love this material and are eager to use it in a purely artistic capacity. Featured here, ALUCOBOND® PLUS is use
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