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Re: Making Decals



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I just picked up "body sticker tattoos" for the kids. Purchased from Staples, close out for $4.00 a package.<BR>
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 The kids are a bit disappointed, because these tattoos are more like decals than the traditional water-release tattoos. the adhesive will stick to anything! <BR>
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They have a double sided&nbsp; adhesive sheet to use to transfer the image layer to, and then you use water to release the paper transfer sheet from&nbsp; the final face surface. But the fact is it is more like an adhesive backed acetate than a super thin, highly flexible skin hugging oil based transfer, like the "real" transfers.<BR>
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www.clubinventit.com&nbsp; for more info. <BR>
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Be aware that there is no "white base" and they are totally transparent, so contrast and color choices must be planned according to&nbsp; the base upon which you wish to apply. I bet if you sprayed the finished print white, allowed it to dry before affixing the adhesive layer, you'd do ok!<BR>
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After writing all this I went to the above link and found they do have DECALS! link is below...<BR>
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http://www.clubinventit.com/ss/product.asp?dept_id=1&amp;sku=000643CA<BR>
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I presume they are same/similar, minus the wetting requirement (though ya never know- could be same product marketed differently...<BR>
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Good luck,<BR>
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Doug Nobiletti</FONT></HTML>

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