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Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 01:31
by mrs maggot
http://www.merlintransfers.com/merlin/

seem to have some very nice items, love the heart handle mugs
http://www.merlintransfers.com/merlin/a ... le_mug.jpg

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 07:48
by cardman
heart handle comes at a high premium 1.95 per cup

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 09:19
by GoldRapt
THanks for the link, a very interesting look around has me slightly confused.
I thought that printing onto metal required a treated metal but their site reads that some substrates dont have to have any special coatings.
I think I will give them a ring and get un-confused.

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 09:23
by John G
Pricing is a bit strange - no discount for buying various box amounts - same price for 36 x 10oz mugs as it is for 180 x 10oz mugs.

And its MUGS

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 09:25
by mrs maggot
But cardman, i dont think thats too much to pay for something you can sell at a premium and be a little different to everyone else - or am i missing something, for a wedding or valentines day people would pay a premium to have somthing that actually represents love rather than a bog standard mug with a heart slapped on it

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 09:31
by GoldRapt
Well I rang them as I am interested in their transfer paper for non treated glass and metal. Got an answer phone message which asked me to leave details and they will call me back.
Look forward to hearing from them.

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 31 Jan 2012, 12:43
by JSR
mrs maggot;38325 wrote:seem to have some very nice items, love the heart handle mugs
http://www.merlintransfers.com/merlin/a ... le_mug.jpg
The "heart handle mug" used to be available from several suppliers, but in those days they came in pairs:

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Like just about all non-standard products in this industry here in the UK, they stayed around just long enough for the suppliers to sell their initial stock to us, and then supplies dried up. If supplies can't be maintained in the long term, what's the point in putting in the effort to get the end customer interested in the first place?

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 15:35
by GoldRapt
GoldRapt;38334 wrote:Well I rang them as I am interested in their transfer paper for non treated glass and metal. Got an answer phone message which asked me to leave details and they will call me back.
Look forward to hearing from them.
Maybe they don't check their answerphone that often :-)

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 15:43
by cardman
GoldRapt;38737 wrote:Maybe they don't check their answerphone that often :-)
bad news really,considering u rung them 3 days ago.Not good if u needed them for a rush order is it

Re: anyone use Merlin

Posted: 05 Feb 2012, 17:22
by mrs maggot
i thought it very funny that these mugs have now turned up in Aldi for a valentines special at less than they cost blank