bytebold Posted March 15, 2003 Report Posted March 15, 2003 Hi, i try to make my own pyramide- inlay in a RG- neck. The cavities are routed and the acrylic plastics are ready for mounting. But... what material is needed for the background of the acrylics? I thought to print it on fotopaper, to cut it and put it in the gravities. I heard, that the photopaper will bleach out. Is it a option, to print the pyramids with a colour- laserprinter or what solution is the best ( and simpliest )? i think, the colour has to be stable for 75 years. Thanks, bytebold Quote
Brian Posted March 16, 2003 Report Posted March 16, 2003 I used a vinal adhesive sticker material made for bumper stickers and sign's for cars. While I have my doubt's the flourescents would last that long if exposed to daylight the material itself is suppose to be an 8 year grade. Which means it should take the punishment of 8 years of weather. Quote
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