Speedo

Right, cool, thanks Trips. Wat about that static stick stuff, do you think you could uy some adhesive for it, spray on or something?

Trips

iTrader: (16)

I suppose it's possible, but i've never tried anything like that. I did notice spray cans of contact adhesive at the art supply store when I went to buy the clear overcoat, so it might work...

Trips

Speedo

I'll have to check it out...

Speedo

I'll be getting some of that avery stuff tomorrow. What did you say to use on the surface to protect the ink Trips?

Trips

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The stuff I'm using is called Krylon Workable Fixative. It's in a spray can, and dries pretty quickly. It does have some nasty ingredients, so make sure you use it only in a VERY well ventilated area, preferably outdoors.

Trips

Speedo

I think I got some krylon lacquer clear stuff, tried it on my static stick stuff and it works pretty well...

TSR6

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Shane - Do not use cleaner on the decals you made. And on a second note, i need a new decal

I'm hoping Slixx or Autographics will be there on sunday....

Speedo

Don't use cleaner on them? Did shane put some cover over the ink? I made this really cool rc tech logo.

Bosscat

Guys,
Have a look at http://www.folex-usa.com/
If you go to the right hand pull down at the bottom of the page you can get a recomendation for the correct product for your printer by clicking on manufacturer then model type.
They do a clear sticky ink jet film that is 50 microns thick is that too thick for us??
How big is a micron or how small for that matter!!

Racer X

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50 microns = too thick

Racer X

iTrader: (2)

To cover and protect ink jet stickers: Use packing tape! Its clear, thin, flexible, and watertight. After printing the sticker (but before cutting), cover it with 2" packing tape (wider is availible) and then cut. Since the ink from ink jets is flat, the tape will make the stickers shinny and it won't scratch nearly as easily as anything painted on.

Speedo

This stuff I got to paint on is very hardy, I don't think it will scratch

I got some of the paper today, a little more $$$ than I expected, 30 bucks, but I'll try some soon!

1stmil

Anyone ever tried products from Azon? I stumbled on their site and don't understand the differences and what might and might not work.

Can some shed some light on this?

Trips

iTrader: (16)

It would appear at first glance that their inkjet films might do a good job, what specific questions did you have?

Trips

Speedo

Well, I tried some of my lacquer spray on, and it didn't work. It would leave some areas with now spray, don't know why. So I used packaging tape, and that worked OK...Trips, what kind of stuff do you use with the 8665 stuff?