Does anyone have any experience with this synthetic paper made by Decro?

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The discussion centers on synthetic paper produced by Decro, which is similar to the material used in "Fatheads." This synthetic paper, available in 44" x 100' rolls, is primarily made from polypropylene and is utilized for creating banners and signs. Users are seeking information regarding its burn characteristics for indoor decoration purposes, as well as comparisons to Tyvek material. Suggestions include sourcing Tyvek samples from eBay for testing.

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Hi,
Does anyone have any experience with this synthetic paper made by Decro?
It is very similar to the material that those "Fatheads" are made out of. This paper comes in 44" x 100' rolls and is used to make banners, signs, etc.
It has a base material of polypropylene. Just wondering if anyone knows where I can find some of the burn characteristics since we are starting to have people using it as a decoration indoors. I attempted to call Epson but hit a dead end. Thanks.
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Is this what's sold as 'tyvek'? If so, you can get a few sheets from ebay for pennies (eg wristbands, envelopes, overalls) and do your tests on those?
 

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