My experiences with various copying businesses has been pretty similar to everyone elses. Kinko's prices vary with whom ever happens to be at the counter when you go to pay, and occasionally their copying machines get out of adjustment and you get either stretching or shrinkage in either the X or Y direction--- you need to check before paying for copies.
I recently had a set of VERY FRAGILE plans that were drawn on some sort of thin brownish paper that was very brittle. If you didn't be VERY careful, it would split. It also had some stains (coffee, tears, blood? whatever) that I wanted copied onto vellum as well as regular paper.
Kinko's, Office Max, Office Depot and a couple of others wouldn't touch them. I finally in desperation went to a regular Blueprint copying business, Kansas Blue. Not only did they get me good copies, they "cleaned up" the copies by removing the stains on the copies, but they were cheaper than ANY of the other places I had gone to. OH that business was also a unit of the chain ARC. Even though that business is 10 miles further away from where I live than the closest of the others, I now go to them. OH They also laminated the original in a plastic film to preserve them. No extra cost.
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