Dave Bell contributed: > >It does sound durable, at least! One wonders what the one-off cost would >be, if supplied with the artwork or even pre-plotted paper. (I'm sure >their paper spec is quite different from common plotter paper!)
It's some years ago now but I remember that the paper 'seemed' to be just ordinary good-quality white stuff. Perhaps they would supply it for outside processing? > Except for >"universal" designs, dial manufacturing wouldn't profit from quantity >production, unfortunately... I don't recall costings but, as other 'one-off' processes go, this is a quick and easy one. Placing a 'custom' sheet in place of a production-run item seemed to be very little trouble. They were doing bar and table tops for a local pub' at the time with the inn sign placed centrally on each. I must enquire for things like E of T plaques. Tony M.
