Seems they do or a lot of them at least....................JSR;54009 wrote:Crazy isn't it? A rose by any other name. Call it a million different things, and then claim it's the *only* 100% dishwasher safe product on the market. Do suppliers really think we're so dense that we can be so easily hoodwinked?
Has Orca Coatings changed?
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Well, I for one do not care what they call the coating if it is 100% dishwasher proof and at the right price. But it is way too confusing for Mr Joe Public to get their heads around thats for sure.
Re: Has Orca Coatings changed?
Analyze are at http://www.analyzeinc.com/
and refer to the coating as
"Sublimation Dye Image Acceptor Coating for Full-Color Decoration of Ceramic Articles"
and refer to the coating as
"Sublimation Dye Image Acceptor Coating for Full-Color Decoration of Ceramic Articles"
Re: Has Orca Coatings changed?
Snap ..........................WorthDoingRight;54013 wrote:Well, I for one do not care what they call the coating if it is 100% dishwasher proof and at the right price. But it is way too confusing for Mr Joe Public to get their heads around thats for sure.
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Now that's extracting the u****** mateWorthDoingRight;54018 wrote:Mate do you sell mugs coated in SDIACFFCDOCA coating lol
Re: Has Orca Coatings changed?
The main point I believe people are missing is that Listawood aren't marketing their coating to the printers in the world, it's the promo companies that buy printed product and need a bit of assurance that the mugs don't fade. Promo companies trust Listawoods coating and have that as a bench mark and try to convince that target market that their mug will be better than a competitor such as Keramikos (Millenium). Rebranding it just always made it safe for them to claim it's their own rather than using a name they have no control over and that other suppliers can freely use. All the mind games are just trying to manipulate their larger audience.
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A few years back I went round the Listawood Factory and saw their coating plant. Its done on the premises so I assume they either buy in the coating or formulate it themselves. I guess Beckie should step in and clarify the claims.
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