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Look at these garage door prints
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article … k-art.html
Prepare to be amazed!
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I saw these in our paper, apparently they are a canvas cover for the door and about £145.00, it did give the sellers website but I can’t remember it now. Very clever.
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I posted this a while back
http://www.uksignboards.com/viewtopic.p … ght=garage
they seem to be pushing hard but would like to know how sales are doing, I could only see a young rich person who has an isolated garage on his property doing this for a bit of fun.
The idea is good but practicality is a bit of a waste.
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They look good. They also look like a photoshop con.
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quote Karl Williams:They look good. They also look like a photoshop con.def photoshop and not real products shown (no door handles! to be seen). i doubt it’s a con though.
i would’ve thought that printing onto composite and then riveting it on would be better!
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They’d be vandalized or stolen in a heartbeat in most parts.
One of those great ideas but…….
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If its all real its well done with no handles to be seen, woudn’t have it with velcro mind you.
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I like the idea, but I think after a couple of weeks it would become boring to look at…
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thank you for that… very useful to me that is.
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I’ll give their PR guy an A* though, not only in the daily mail but also middle pages of the Sun, Not bad Free advertising. 😀
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What if you had strong magnets sewn into the edges and had an opposing magnet on the inside? Be a lot stronger then velcro.
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quote Jason Xuereb:What if you had strong magnets sewn into the edges and had an opposing magnet on the inside? Be a lot stronger then velcro.
Good Idea but most garage doors are wooden or aluminum.
Just shows though if you own a printer how vast our market can be. -
quote Karl Williams:quote Jason Xuereb:What if you had strong magnets sewn into the edges and had an opposing magnet on the inside? Be a lot stronger then velcro.
Good Idea but most garage doors are wooden or aluminum.
Just shows though if you own a printer how vast our market can be.No I mean have the magnets sewn in the edges of the print and then place the opposing magnet on the inside of the door. I saw that trick for using magnets to install window perf on windows where magnets obviously don’t stick to glass.
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Ooooohhhhhh! I see what you mean now.
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