Re: Best Inkjet Decal Paper?

All,

For what it's worth, I'm working (on the side) for Decals Express 
(www.wargamesexpress.com).  While we don't have a lot to offer yet, our 
decals are pretty good (if I don't say so myself) and we'll make custom 
orders.  If anyone has specific needs, let me know.  I've also just
heard 
from the owner that Decals Express will be at the ECC.	I plan to add
some 
items to the line before then, so if anyone needs custom work done, get
in 
touch before then so that I can try to have things done by the ECC. :)

Sorry for the shameless plug.

Oh, BTW, I have tried doing decals on an inkjet and it did not work very

well.  I am now using an ALPS MD-5000 dry transfer printer and print on 
sheets of decal paper.	This method works much better and we get pretty 
clean decal sheets out of it.

Thanks,

John

--On Monday, December 22, 2003 6:49 PM +0000 Dom Mooney 
<cybergoths@dsl.pipex.com> wrote:

>
> On Sunday, December 21, 2003, at 05:58 AM, Mark A. Siefert wrote:
>
>> Another craft question:  As a cost saving measure, I'm going to be
>> making my
>> own decals from now on.  Does anyone have any suggestions on what
>> inkjet
>> printer paper I should use?	I've used SuperCal in the past, but the
>> clear
>> decals are WAY too clear.  Can anyone name a better choice?
>
> Mark,
>
> If you get details or recommendations, can you either post them here
or
> let me know, as I'm interested in getting the large numbers of
unpainted
> ships I have completed now PP:F has taken flight.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dom
>
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>

John K. Lerchey
Computer and Network Security Coordinator
Carnegie Mellon University

lerchey@andrew.cmu.edu