Any sign of the video??
Erwin Mueller
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From: "Clark Lord"
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To: "Multiple recipients of sslivesteam"
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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 2:11
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Subject: Inkjet decal paper
> Well fellows, here
> A couple of things that Vance didn't mention ( but that he knows about) is
> that the Alps let you make metallic Decals. Gold and Silver
Phil, I could swear that I mentioned silver and gold, but my mind has been
overloaded lately trying to keep life going and get everything ready for DH at
th
A couple of things that Vance didn't mention ( but that he knows about) is
that the Alps let you make metallic Decals. Gold and Silver for railroad
use. And of course the ever present white that everyone uses. I know you can
get white based decal paper, but it's not the same.
Phil.P. Reading,Pa.
Peter Trounce wrote:
> So you either have to use decals on white paper, which means that you have
> to cut neatly round the decal edges, or you have to lay down a white area,
> on which to put the decal.
Very illuminating Peter. I hadn't even given that a thought. Boy would
I have egg on my fac
o cut neatly round the decal edges, or you have to lay down a white area,
on which to put the decal.
Presumably, commercial decals use pigments ?
Peter.
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> From: Clark Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re:
In a posting on a different list one of the
contributors suggested using the transfer product
available for doing T-shirts etc. I have not tried
either decal or transfer however the latter is
definitely waterproof even with inkjet printer ink.
The short falls I see to the process are 1) your
sof
Vance: Thank you for your informative reply. I was aware of most of
your points but I have not actually tried making decals myself. I am
sneaking up on building my Mikado kit (It has been normalizing for a
year while resting under the workbench.) and I want to make my own
decals.
After reading
Clark,
Inkjet decals have a number of serious problems: the ink is not water-proof
(can be clear-coated, however); the ink is not UV-resistant (it fades in the
sunlight); the ink is not very opaque, so the color underneath tends to show
through your decal; inkjets will only print RGB images (c
In a message dated 01-01-03 15:07:48 EST, you write:
<< Well fellows, here maybe an answer to those questions on, "Where can I
get custom decals for my engine or car?" >>
There is a gentleman in Portland, named Terry Shellenberger, who runs
the Battery Back Shop. The same guy that wrote
Well fellows, here maybe an answer to those questions on, "Where can I
get custom decals for my engine or car?"
This is from one of the Las Vegas Garden Railway Society members.
quote
Thought you all might be interested in the decal sheets this company has
now come out with so you can make your o
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