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These look great, anyone print them? Very expensive item though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsLAJAtGgvE

http://www.merlintransfers.com/merlin/H ... ylics.html
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Justin;23741 wrote:These look great, anyone print them? Very expensive item though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsLAJAtGgvE

http://www.merlintransfers.com/merlin/H ... ylics.html

I have looked at these... a couple of people sell them on eBay... going rate £15 - 20... look great..... Conde system's have a vid on how they are done etc... they would be a top seller in a shop but a niche online... not something joe bloggs would search for I doubt...
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I remember looking at these Justin ...................... I think the only thing that put me off was the price to be honest.

The finish looks really good, but can they be sold with a mark-up to make a profit?
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An alternative could be Themagictouch's ORD transfer papers. Can be used on any glass or acrylic without coating.
I've had some sample sheets to try out, tried a couple but not got it quite right due a blotching effect. However, I'm not giving up on it as they would be only a fraction of the cost of the Sublicrylic items to produce.
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Jimbo;23751 wrote:An alternative could be Themagictouch's ORD transfer papers. Can be used on any glass or acrylic without coating.
I've had some sample sheets to try out, tried a couple but not got it quite right due a blotching effect. However, I'm not giving up on it as they would be only a fraction of the cost of the Sublicrylic items to produce.

Is this the one you mean Jimbo?
Do the transfer papers need to be printed with a laser printer ????
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Hi Adam
Yes, that's the one. they are laser printed. As I said I've only had a couple of attempts but will persevere as the glass/acrylic items can be bought for £1.75 and up from trophy & award suppliers.
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Jimbo;23755 wrote:Hi Adam
Yes, that's the one. they are laser printed. As I said I've only had a couple of attempts but will persevere as the glass/acrylic items can be bought for £1.75 and up from trophy & award suppliers.

ahhhhhhhhhh - would work out a little more expensive for me then as I have 4 printers on the go at the moment ................ all inkjet!
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what about old, standard way of printing on acrylic? All you need is normal inkjet. and cold laminator :) this way you can produce much biger and what most importent much cheaper acrylic art :)
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Paul;23758 wrote:what about old, standard way of printing on acrylic? All you need is normal inkjet. and cold laminator :) this way you can produce much biger and what most importent much cheaper acrylic art :)

Not aware of this method Paul ................. got any info/links mate?
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yes. its normal way that photography shops do :) they sell for about £80 and more if big. verry popular right now.


here is VERY GOOD supplier. LINK
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