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I've been an inlay man up to this point, but I hate doing inlay work. What do you guys use with the printed logos? Is there some way to do it on a home computer? What media do I print on that wont look bad on an instrument?
a lot of guys use waterslide paper and an inkjet, this is good for small projects, for more professional work, look to a printer or sign shop that can die cut/ laser cut logos for you.
a lot of guys use waterslide paper and an inkjet, this is good for small projects, for more professional work, look to a printer or sign shop that can die cut/ laser cut logos for you.
Yes, sign printers have clear stock that is less than 15 thousandths, and can be sealed with about 6-8 coats of lacquer. 100 logo's from my printer cost me $30 to give you a ball park. those are 1/4" tall and 2.7" long