[lindsayanng]

I KNOW that i found them once through this site, and i think it was in teh vendor list, but i forgot to book mark it and now i can not find it again!!

They were keychains that you can put your small prints in and then permanently clip it closed. It was a square or rectangle shape and said once it was closed it was water tight..

If anyone reconginzes this and can find it for me, PLEASE post a link here.. ITS driving me NUTS

 

[joeshaul]

CASI/QLT, think I posted about them in a thread of your's or something. Website: www.qlt.com
Just click Key Chains on the left

 

[lindsayanng]

Omg thank you i love you!!!!

 

[ino]

Depending on quantity you could also try www.eze badge.com.

 

[lindsayanng]

hmm.. seems like good stuff, but i cant really tell what i am looking at.. I HATE sites who dont have images that pop up larger!

 

[rmay635703]

I’m looking at restarting and the large 2.5x3.5 inch clear snap in keychains I used to buy from RPL Supplies no longer seem to exist

Now that CASI/QLT, QLT2 , RPL and Compark I Spacepix no longer exist where do I buy snap in keychains of various sizes?

Seems like all the wholesalers are bankrupt and all the stuff I used to buy no longer exists even in retail.

Off topic any ideas who carries QLTs easy peel inkjet transfer supplies now that they are gone?
I seem to remember a 3rd party that actually manufactured the paper

thanks

 

[rmay635703]

Nothing like paying quadruple the price to get a keychain that easily pops open

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I wonder if keychains similar to the old very firm closing clear snapins still exist?
Those would never pop open but sometimes would require so much force that the cover would break during closing.
It also appears the current snap ins have less clearance for thicker or doubled up paper.

now the next fun part is finding QLT compatible button parts , I’ve got a traditional CASI/QLT metal button press but from what I remember the so called compatible 3rd party blanks would jam up.