Howdy all,
I am looking at having stickers made for corn hole games. Probably 10 to start. CO flag. 24"x48" with a hole cut out. UV protected for extended outdoor use.
Anyone on the board do this?
TIA!
Howdy all,
I am looking at having stickers made for corn hole games. Probably 10 to start. CO flag. 24"x48" with a hole cut out. UV protected for extended outdoor use.
Anyone on the board do this?
TIA!
Micheal HoffHard times make strong men
Strong men create good times
Good times create weak men
Weak men create hard times
I thought Mazin might have done stickers. Don't know if he did anything that large. I've got a neighbor with a large format printer (about the size of a tanning bed), but I don't know if he does stickers. I'll ask.
"There are no finger prints under water."
I could do this, but will have to order material and it would be layered for each color, not printed in different colors. (We have a cutter, not a printer)
Yes sir any length by up to 32" wide.
^this 100% I'm In the same boat I dont have solubale printer but a vinyl cutter.
Would have to order some oracle 651 (5-7 year outdoor life) in all the colors and then apply on color at a time. Shouldn't be too much of a thickness difference layering so I wouldnt worry about the vinyl affecting game play but I couldn't guarantee it wouldnt ether. We will Need to know dimensions and count to figure out how much vinyl to order.
Hit up Otec first because I'm not jacking anyones gig.
Using cheap vinyl as a stencil and painting the board may be a better option. As Mazin said, the layers could impact how the bags slide.
Yep and ether rolled very very thin but it would still leave a small texture (paint would still be layering so there would be differences in height like vinyl just not as pronounced) or you can spray it but with latex your going to have a texture no matter what. My next question would be do that have "preferred paint" or is it not that stringent.
Last edited by Mazin; 07-11-2018 at 22:49.
Last edited by Ah Pook; 07-11-2018 at 21:45.
Micheal HoffHard times make strong men
Strong men create good times
Good times create weak men
Weak men create hard times