Afternoon!I'd like to make some patches which are printed directly onto plastic, which can then be backed with heavy duty velcro. Rather than credit card type width think more along the lines of a thin mouse-mat, but with velcro replacing the foam.Is this something that I can do from home with any deal of realism?Would I need to print onto the surface and then finish it in some way after?If there is some sort of online resource for this and you would be so kind as to link me I don't mind researching, I'm just only able to see printing to credit cards in my searches.Many thanks for any help!
relies upon on the plastic, yet laminate sheets could in all likelihood soften. maximum laser printer have fuser temperatures at or around 400F, so purely plastics fairly made for laser printers ought to be used.
That's a job best done by a professional printing company as they have the VERY expensive equipment to print ontp plastic, then add a suitable backing. it's not something that you could do with equipment on a size and budget to have at home
