deckstar
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May 2008
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some paste up info please , by deckstar on Aug 6, 2008 20:44:08 GMT 1, hi all,
I got a paste up i wanted to do, but wanted to get it printed up to a2 size, who do i do it? Can i just take it along to my local printers and they will do it no questions asked? or should i be a little more subtle and try to do it at home some how?
any advice would be great
deck*
hi all,
I got a paste up i wanted to do, but wanted to get it printed up to a2 size, who do i do it? Can i just take it along to my local printers and they will do it no questions asked? or should i be a little more subtle and try to do it at home some how?
any advice would be great
deck*
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some paste up info please , by slowmo on Aug 6, 2008 22:19:00 GMT 1, No printer will give a shit what you do, as long as you pay them.
No printer will give a shit what you do, as long as you pay them.
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some paste up info please , by Oliver Winconek on Aug 6, 2008 22:30:35 GMT 1, I second that, don't worry. Just make sure you don't paste it on their premises the same evening!
I second that, don't worry. Just make sure you don't paste it on their premises the same evening!
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some paste up info please , by James Smith 77 on Aug 6, 2008 22:50:15 GMT 1,
If it is infact for paste up purposes...be careful with the thickness/type of paper. In my experience most wheat pastes don't work on alot of papers. It's best if the paste really permeates the paper. The best paper is cheap ass paper, almost like the paper you get supermarket receipts on.
If it is infact for paste up purposes...be careful with the thickness/type of paper. In my experience most wheat pastes don't work on alot of papers. It's best if the paste really permeates the paper. The best paper is cheap ass paper, almost like the paper you get supermarket receipts on.
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Jef Aerosol
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September 2007
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some paste up info please , by Jef Aerosol on Aug 7, 2008 3:06:11 GMT 1, for my paste-ups, I stencil on thin paper tablecloth, the kind which is used in restaurants or that you can buy in big rolls in supermarkets...
for my paste-ups, I stencil on thin paper tablecloth, the kind which is used in restaurants or that you can buy in big rolls in supermarkets...
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m@san
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November 2006
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some paste up info please , by m@san on Aug 7, 2008 7:38:09 GMT 1, I've always used A1 flip charts..can be found in most large stationers. If you're going to do a few and they're mono, why not invest in a cheap screen fom ebay and have a go at screen printing them yourself.
I've always used A1 flip charts..can be found in most large stationers. If you're going to do a few and they're mono, why not invest in a cheap screen fom ebay and have a go at screen printing them yourself.
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