gabagoo
New Member
I did 3 4x4 write on erase boards for a customer and he loves them, except he called today to ask why magnets don't stick to it.
OK so anyways after I explained that a write on erase board is not made of steel unless you tell me you need to use magnets on it...blah blah...anyways he was all bummed out and I said how about a pile of static cling circles that you can use on the dry erase? he never heard of the stuff and when I explained how it worked he was amazed that I came up with something so fast.
The truth is I came up with a solution quick because I don't feel like fighting to get paid!!!
So I start running 1" circles on my edge and my first try was with Duramark and within a few seconds I remembered that their film printed horribly on static cling. Started again and this time used Gerber foils...same thing... I set the printer for static cling and it prints just awful. I figure this roll is old and something happens to the surface? Would I be correct?
OK so anyways after I explained that a write on erase board is not made of steel unless you tell me you need to use magnets on it...blah blah...anyways he was all bummed out and I said how about a pile of static cling circles that you can use on the dry erase? he never heard of the stuff and when I explained how it worked he was amazed that I came up with something so fast.
The truth is I came up with a solution quick because I don't feel like fighting to get paid!!!
So I start running 1" circles on my edge and my first try was with Duramark and within a few seconds I remembered that their film printed horribly on static cling. Started again and this time used Gerber foils...same thing... I set the printer for static cling and it prints just awful. I figure this roll is old and something happens to the surface? Would I be correct?
