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what kind of coating?
I'm making a fairly large quantity of keychain/luggage tag size items
from inkjet shrink film (think 'shrinky dink'). The problem I have is that once the shrink film shrinks from baking, the image side is prone to scratching and will even peel off the plastic. I need some kind of coating that I can dip the objects (or even spray?) that will only be a mm thick and form a rock hard, crystal clear encasement for the object. Any inexpensive solutions out there? spray enamels? Epoxy resin? |
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Well,
There are quite a few expensive lines you could use, but why not give clear nail varnish a go - you never know, you may be surprised!! Ben "cydisc" wrote in message ups.com... I'm making a fairly large quantity of keychain/luggage tag size items from inkjet shrink film (think 'shrinky dink'). The problem I have is that once the shrink film shrinks from baking, the image side is prone to scratching and will even peel off the plastic. I need some kind of coating that I can dip the objects (or even spray?) that will only be a mm thick and form a rock hard, crystal clear encasement for the object. Any inexpensive solutions out there? spray enamels? Epoxy resin? |
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