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Business Cards Waterproof(almost)

Ken Segota (ksegota@UIDAHO.EDU)
Fri, 29 Aug 1997 13:19:19 -0700


I have made cards using my HP Color Deskjet and just printing on
unlined notecards. I then pin the note card that has several
business cards printed on each card to a board and spray the with
Blair Spray Clear. It's a matte finish art protecting spray you can
get at most art or office supply shops. It's made to protect art
work and it works fine. I spray the cards and it sort of soaks into
the card and it turns a little translucent like it has oil on it but
when it dries the translucence goes away and it leaves a matte finish
that makes the card feel heavier, like a normal business card and has
a nice coated feeling. Best of all the inkjet ink no longer runs
when it gets wet. I've had a lot of comments on how good they look,
I just used scanned art work and artwork I got from the Net.
Yours in Scouting
Ken Segota ASM Troop 344 Moscow, Idaho
"used to be an Owl"

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