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# \[ARCHIVE] Flyers & Handouts

You can print out these designs and post them on bulletin boards, in your business, etc.

**Main campaign posters:**

Each file has 20 different designs.

{% file src="/files/zfuILvk3XhWvoxaMr4sY" %}

{% file src="/files/O7J3LZKAFw9oECqPhKc5" %}

{% file src="/files/oIJLavaZWDgoFxKOoirF" %}

Letter size: *not recommended unless you do not have access to 11x17 printing*

{% file src="/files/JwKwQpTesYueWqfeN3YQ" %}

**Other posters**

{% file src="/files/CbYuNCq75YAlYehi65E4" %}

{% file src="/files/2VwZf4gS9YmqMwXgip31" %}

{% file src="/files/lWXc0pbrqS3IAX10Z8X8" %}

{% file src="/files/QyHGy3D25Gp9ctSnnvmF" %}

## Instructions

For applying posters to a surface using an [adhesive](https://a.co/d/7tvkjtp) and [brush](https://a.co/d/ixp9Dy7):

1. Apply a very thin layer of [adhesive](https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Wheat-Paste) to a clean, flat surface, covering an area just larger than the poster.
2. Press the poster to the surface, starting at the center and pressing out to the corners.
3. Apply a generous layer of adhesive over the top of the poster, focusing on the edges. As much as possible, use brushstrokes in only one direction (e.g. top to bottom).


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