Laminated photo blocks, acrylics etc.

[froggy]

I've been putting the laminate onto the block first but think I need to laminate the photo and then apply, either way I think I'll need a laminator.

I think so, I dont think they are silly dear, its something I looked at a couple of years ago, but things happened and I went in a different direction. They are a beautiful premium product when done correctly. Laminator wise I would go as big as my printer could produce.

[Justin]

£390 delivered, 25" cold electric, 25mm opening.

[froggy]

£390 delivered, 25" cold electric, 25mm opening.

Doesn't sound much for a product range with the potential earnings these have. Some lovely ways of displaying them on a wall too.

Good luck.

[Woolers1]

Justin, are you still looking for a set up or are you sorted interested in a sample of our pressure sensisitive laminate. We also cut acrylic sheets to order but10mm maximum thickness.

[Justin]

Still playing with this, need a thinner photo paper and have to get the laminator.

I need 20mm acrylics for this. Always worth looking at other laminate! Do you sell this?

[Woolers1]

Have you not tried polypropylene paper you will get fantastic results with it, most photo papers have a texture and leave silvering. Yes we sell all you would need polypropylene paper, laminate, and 15mm and 20mm blocks. Let me know if you would like a sample.


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[Justin]

Fire me a PM over with your company details.

[whitprints]

polypropylene works well for these

[DyeSubSupplies]

The paper below works very well with Acrylics

http://www.canvasandstretcherbars.co.uk ... ner-Paper/

polypropylene works well for these

[socialgiraffe]

Wooers1, you seem to know a bit about acryllic...

I am looking for a .5mm Heat Resistant acryllic that I can direct print on to. Ideally would like something that I can cut easily either with scissors or a cheap laser cutter.

Any ideas?