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ok....Ive gone back to your link Paul (http://www.picturemaster.co.uk/product_facemount.htm) and Im wondering.... without a roller, this would be possible I assume?

The cost of the roll is quite good, so I would just need a acrylic blocks :-)
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TPM;29351 wrote:I know, but the other way is sooooooo appealing to me ;-)

Cant find the self adhesive blocks though!!!!
Be interested to see what prices you come up with, mate. Let me know. The samples we dye subbed look totally spiffing, though.
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TPM;29353 wrote:ok....Ive gone back to your link Paul (http://www.picturemaster.co.uk/product_facemount.htm) and Im wondering.... without a roller, this would be possible I assume?

The cost of the roll is quite good, so I would just need a acrylic blocks :-)
you can phone this fella up and ask him for the smallest block and maybe A4 film as a sample! he is always willing to help. I buy my canvas there.
you can get roller on ebay I think. you dont need posh, electric one for lets say A4 only :) manual one would be perfect.
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what sort of roller is that, I should think that this way is far more cost effected that the blocks that have the sticky adhesive
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Thanks Paul, he offers a sample roll already, but I think I'll contact him to see if he can do both for a good price ;-)
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yes. but he has roll for about £5 per 1m. is worth to as about only a A4. so it maybe free always worth to ask.

Jenny. if you looking for roller like this look for cold laminator

manual one on ebay :)
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Paul;29364 wrote:yes. but he has roll for about £5 per 1m. is worth to as about only a A4. so it maybe free always worth to ask.

Jenny. if you looking for roller like this look for cold laminator
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Good call Paul - he's blocks are cheap compared to others Ive seen also! Gonna ring him now!
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let us know how you getting on with samples ;)
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Paul, I have spoken to Jason - great guy - and I have paid for a 6x4 block (20mm thick) and he is sending me some A4 size film to try.... total cost just over £7!!!!! He has also waived the delivery fee of around £8.............this is great service! I hope I like the product and the finish, becuase if so it could become a regular feature! 10 out of 10 for customer service and first impressions!!
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