Decals, anyone making their own
I have an idea what I want for a decal but my laptop is not equipped with the proper means of making my own design. My question is if anybody is making their own decals would you be able to create and print decals for a fee of course.
Discussion
Paul I make my own but working from home I don't have access to the nice laser printer at the office. But I'd be happy to design a logo for you!
My youngest daughter does logos...anything hand drawn she can't help with...but she does fantastic work
- Could she do something for me. I live in Kansas City MO. So maybe a chief or KC skyline — Mayfield41
- I'll ask her — LeagueofSpeed
- Thank you very much — Mayfield41
In my experience, designing and logo and printing a logo are two separate challenges. Assuming you have a design you like...I've tried the print-your-own water slide decals and my success has been 50/50. I haven't tried it in many years as I no longer have access to a decent color printer.
But I'm sure there are also some "pro" services out there that will happily print decals for you.
Regardless how you go, share your photos and let us know how it goes.
What does one require for equipment and supplies to print decals? I wish to make some very basic decals for the sides of some cars..
where do you find the material to go in the printer and what is that material
thank you
- They sell water slide decal paper that can go into inkjet (and probably laser) printers. It's pretty pricey last I looked. — redlinederby
- Probably find it on Amazon or just Google and find some. With Amazon and stores all iffy, not sure where will sell/ship at this point. — redlinederby
- I get mine on Amazon. It's waterslide decal paper for laser printers. Of course, now that I'm working from home, I don't have access to that printer anymore. After you print and let dry, apply 2 coats of matte clear 5 minutes apart. After the second coat dries for 20 minutes, you can use them. — RustBeltRacing
...are you talking about a logo???