Donna Nicholas on fri 20 jul 07
I would like to hear from Clay Art folks who have had decals made ..... can you recommend a small run supplier?
I'm also interested in hearing from people who've made their own and what it entails.
Thanks, Donna
Donna Nicholas
nicholas12@earthlink.net
TLC on sat 21 jul 07
On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 21:59:09 -0400, Donna Nicholas
wrote:
>I would like to hear from Clay Art folks who have had decals made .....
can you recommend a small run supplier?
>I'm also interested in hearing from people who've made their own and what
it entails.
>Thanks, Donna
>
>
>
>Donna Nicholas
>nicholas12@earthlink.net
>
Try Creative Images by Mayco if you want to easily make your own decals.
You can do photographs or other very detailed text or images. All you need
is an inexpensive HP or Canon Black and White printer and the Mayco kit
and you are in business. You can do multiples or one-offs just as easily.
check out their website www.maycocolors.com for distributors.
The traditional way to make decals is to make a silkscreen which is very
time consuming and doesn't allow enough detail for photographs.
Creative Images uses a much higher firing temp than traditional decals (up
to cone 06.
Terrie
marci Boskie's Mama =^..^= on sun 22 jul 07
>: Donna Nicholas wrote:
>
>I would like to hear from Clay Art folks who have had decals made
>..... can you recommend a small run supplier?
>I'm also interested in hearing from people who've made their own and
>what it entails.
>Thanks, Donna
I just recently ordered some decals for mugs for my Dad's 60th
Army reunion . He was with Pattons Ghost Troops and this will be
their last official reunion , so Im doing mugs with the 3rd
Cavalry logo on the front ( the decal part ) and Im gonna hand
paint the " Kilroy was here" cartoon on the other side..
Havent gotten the decals yet so I can t comment on quality but
I know some others who have worked with this company and they say
they are good.. and they do small runs:
Mc Wha silkscreening 357 Albright Rd Hot springs , Arkansas 71913
1-501-525-3920
Also some others from our PPIO database:
The Society of Glass and Ceramic Decorators has an enormous list of
manufacturers of decals.
The e-mail is sgcd@sgcd.org
The website is
http://www.sgcd.org
If you are looking for decals you can contact this company. They serve
professionals to individuals.
Instar:
124 Tices Lane,
PO Box 6609,
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
robertengel@instar-usa.com
(Mr Robert Engel)
Tel 732/238 4100
Vir-Ma Industries
1532 E. North Street
Crown Point, IN 46307
219-663-3474 or 3475
Coronet China and Decal Co.
12 North School Lane
Lancaster, Pa. 17603
Phone: 717-394-1212
Fax: 717-394-3889
You can get a minimum of decals made at
Wise Screenprint
1015 Valley Street
Dayton, OH 45404
Phone 973-223-1573
Fax 973-223-1115
CerCal, Inc.
626 N. San Gabriel Ave.
Azusa, CA 91702
Phone: 626-969-1456
Hope this helps.
Marci Blattenberger Boskie's Mama =^..^=
http://www.marciblattenberger.com
marci@ppio.com
Porcelain Painters International Online http://www.ppio.com
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