patchmaster

What do you guys use to display your stock transfers so your customers can flip through your transfers.

I'm having a hard time finding a large enouph binder to hold 4 -15 inch sheets?

If you dont use a binder, what do you use?

Bill

 

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Mystic

You might want to look at proworldinc.com, I know that they do have display items for transfers.

Searching for BINDER

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Quote: Originally Posted by patchmaster What do you guys use to display your stock transfers so your customers can flip through your transfers. I'm having a hard time finding a large enouph binder to hold 4 -15 inch sheets? If you dont use a binder, what do you use? Bill

ProWorld does have binders but they are a bit expensive.

What I've done is to take the image and print it on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper and slip that into sheet protectors and put them into a standard 3" binder. It takes a bit of time but is much cheaper than having to press a trasnfer onto a piece of material and buying the slip sheets and binders.

Just my thoughts...

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patchmaster

I had thought about scanning and printing the transfers, however I have approx 1000 transfers on the way and was hoping for some ingenius method to display samples.

I ordered an extra of each one just for this reason.

I guess in hindsight, it would be cheaper to scan them and print them but far more work

I have some 12x12" slip sheets I figured I'd put a sample of each transfer in and I was sure someone had to make an oversized binder somewhere...

I had looked at the proworldinc.com site, in fact I ordered thier catalogs and many many transfers from them. hence the question

I'll run a search here for BINDER and see what happens. nor sure exactly why I didn't yet *sigh*

Bill

 

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tlctx

What I have done is when I order my transfers I save the picture and print them all out. I put them in a binder using baseball card insert sheets.

 

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