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2 pointsWhats up everyone. I just finished a big project up i was working on for myself. It was a photo of my 3 dogs. 2 have passed away since i started but the project turned out very well. But isnt done yet. I took a 4 foot piece of glass and laid each dogs photo on the glass , masked everything and sand blasted it. Im going to make a frame and put leds to it. Just been busy with other stuff. Let me know what you think.
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1 pointThanks Mz Skeeter.
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1 pointThank you! That is exactly what it is. I'll be putting my logo on a few hats this way for something different until I can save for an embroidery machine thanks again!
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1 pointThat looks a lot like Siser Brick. They have a few different thicknesses available although USCutter stopped carrying the 1000 micron and now just seem to have the 600. It's still a cool addition to create some extra pop. https://www.uscutter.com/New-Siser-Brick-Heat-Transfer-Vinyl-20in-x-1-Foot
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1 pointThere are some youtube videos using a sharpie.
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1 pointwhat you are asking is the ethical equivalent of saying you are going to paint someones car with latex house paint and what wax to make it work better . . . if selling then use latex, solvent or thermo resin is the only proper ways to make a lasting decal for sale IMHO If you can't afford to do it the right way currently - outsource your printing to someone until you can.
