Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
Thanks for the pm Paul.
I would be tempted to bring in the 15cm x 20cm (6" x 8") rectangle sublimation slate and the 20cm x 20cm (8" x 8") square sublimation slate. Indicative prices on these would be around £2.75 - £2.90 +vat (£3.30 - £3.48 inc vat).
How does the guide price look? Would there be much interest in these styles?
I would be tempted to bring in the 15cm x 20cm (6" x 8") rectangle sublimation slate and the 20cm x 20cm (8" x 8") square sublimation slate. Indicative prices on these would be around £2.75 - £2.90 +vat (£3.30 - £3.48 inc vat).
How does the guide price look? Would there be much interest in these styles?
Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
for me sounds good
but bit cheaper would sound even better 
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Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
Always does, doesn't itbut bit cheaper would sound even better
Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
yepbms wrote:Always does, doesn't itbut bit cheaper would sound even better
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Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
bms;13292 wrote:Thanks for the pm Paul.
I would be tempted to bring in the 15cm x 20cm (6" x 8") rectangle sublimation slate and the 20cm x 20cm (8" x 8") square sublimation slate. Indicative prices on these would be around £2.75 - £2.90 +vat (£3.30 - £3.48 inc vat).
How does the guide price look? Would there be much interest in these styles?
Price looks ok Martin, and I will definatley be interested in purchasing quite a few from you when they arrive (obviously as Paul says, the cheaper the better).
Ref the styles, I think if the best universal ones were 'sourced' that would suit the majority ................ I quite like the round one also.
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Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
plastic mugs video
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Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
If anyone is interested in these sublimation photo slate products then as I am ordering from one of my suppliers (not the same as the supplier above though) then I can add some of these to my order. Minimum orders would be for 10 of any product and payment due on confirmation of order (if paid before Jan 4th then this will also beat the VAT rise). Products should be in the UK around the middle to end of February.
Please pm if interested as I need to confirm my order to my suppliers before Jan 2nd LATEST.
Please pm if interested as I need to confirm my order to my suppliers before Jan 2nd LATEST.
Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
so you not going to stock them Martin?? So I am sorry but I am not in it 
I wont buy anything in bulk if never printed on it. Love to try first. I will go for it if somone will share half of minimum order with me.
I wont buy anything in bulk if never printed on it. Love to try first. I will go for it if somone will share half of minimum order with me.
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Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
No, won't stock all the range! If anyone wants something other than the 2 styles I've mentioned above then I'll bring these in, subject to a minimum of 10 of a particular style, eg 10 round.so you not going to stock them Martin?? So I am sorry but I am not in it
Re: Sublimation Slates - anywhere in the UK?
Got to admit that no one's going to convince me of their new product by stating that the current ceramic mug results in dull colours, unsharp pictures, isn't wear-resistant, isn't dishwasher-safe or scratch-resistant.Paul;13311 wrote:plastic mugs video![]()
Does anyone here use standard RN/Orca coated ceramic mugs that produce dull colours, with blurred pictures, that won't go in a dishwasher, and won't resist the odd scratch? No, me neither.
I think suppliers of current ceramic mugs would be rightly upset with those claims. I'm always wary of someone trying to sell a new product by having a pop at the existing product rather than extolling the virtues of the new one.
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