15 May
2005
15 May
'05
8:06 a.m.
Speaking of which, does anyone know if they manufacture
an adhesive-backed
_plastic_ sheet that's meant to go through printers?
What I did when I needed to make some durable signs was use transparency
plastic, print a reverse image on them, and then used spray adhesive
to glue them down. The reverse printing lets you glue them printed side
down so the plastic protects the printing.
15 May
15 May
2:54 p.m.
On Sun, 15 May 2005, David Gesswein wrote:
Seriously trick idea! Nice thinking :)
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Speaking of
which, does anyone know if they manufacture an adhesive-backed
_plastic_ sheet that's meant to go through printers?
What I did when I needed to make some durable signs was use transparency
plastic, print a reverse image on them, and then used spray adhesive
to glue them down. The reverse printing lets you glue them printed side
down so the plastic protects the printing.
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