Printing in white
OK, seemed such a simple query when I started but now it's gone all out of proportion,
Anyway, I want to know if there is a printer than can print in colours and white (Preferably inkjet/dye sublimination). So far as I can tell they don't exist.
Can anyone help me?
If the Earth is a sphere how do you travel to the ends of it?
Erm....... you mean if you used coloured paper and you wanted to print something white in it?Originally Posted by siu99spj
OK, seemed such a simple query when I started but now it's gone all out of proportion,
Anyway, I want to know if there is a printer than can print in colours and white (Preferably inkjet/dye sublimination). So far as I can tell they don't exist.
Can anyone help me?
Kinda, more like I want to print on acryllic (Clear plastic sheet).
Before you ask why not use white plastic, I need the clear as it's in modelling and I don't want the whole thing to be white!
If the Earth is a sphere how do you travel to the ends of it?
Can't you use a brush and modelling paint or a small spraygun (even in kid's toys now).
It's 200 or so road signs. I could, but I'd be somewhat mad [As if I'm not already] afterwards. Plus they're 1:220 scale and I ain't that handy with a paintbrush.
Also, if I wanted to do any other signs, I could rattle them off quite easily...
If the Earth is a sphere how do you travel to the ends of it?
When you think about it, it's a lot harder to print/paint white over coloured material, and probably an inject or similar printer would have to print over several times to hide a colour, so it doesn't seem practical for joe public.
So basically there's no printer which does such? I have to admit I find that kinda surprising...
If the Earth is a sphere how do you travel to the ends of it?
no desktop printer will do it
investigate silkscreening or flexography
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