DUBLIN HORSE SHOW ADVERT 8"X 6" METAL SIGN NO 3

VINTAGE STYLE METAL WALL PLAQUE 

Description

• Quality Reproduction Metal Wall Plaque/Sign 
• Made using Dye Sublimation
• Will Not Fade Indoors or out
• Approx size 8" x 6"
• Please note this Metal wall Plaque does not come pre-drilled

• Payment

  If you are fortunate to win this item please pay promptly by PayPal (within 3 days). I will accept cheques, but will not dispatch goods until the funds have cleared. Please contact me if there is a problem and I'll do my best to rectify it. Please do not leave negative feedback as usually a problem can be resolved.

  Delivery

  If you buy multiple items, please contact me or wait for me to send an invoice, I will combine the postage wherever possible and work out a discounted P&P cost for you. Goods are normally dispatched on receiving payment.  However, occasionally it may take longer - please be patient! If your goods haven't arrived within 10 days of payment, please contact me. International deliveries can take longer than this.

  Terms

  The usual Ebay rules apply. If you win it, pay for it! As a last resort I will use ebay to deal with time wasters. If there's a genuine reason you can't pay, let me know, I can be patient, Please do not ask for auctions to be ended early as it is unfair on others who are bidding or thinking of bidding, but do contact me as I may have more of that item for sale.

  Contact details

  If you have any problems or questions, please contact me through Ebay or email me: MOONLIZARDLTD@AOL.COM or phone

• 07852 568833

  Don’t forget to keep an eye on my shop as there are new and exciting items being added every day.

• Subliamtion Process

• The basic inkjet dye sublimation process uses a heat sensitive sublimation dye, dissolved in a liquid, to print graphics and text onto special inkjet paper. This is called a dye sub transfer. The dye sub transfer and a sublimatable item are then placed into a heat press.

  When the heating cycle is completed, the image on the paper has been transferred into the coating on the item and has actually become a part of the surface. Run your finger across the surface of sublimation and you will feel nothing.

  In the case of polyester, satin and some other synthetic fibers, the sublimation dye actually penetrates the fibers and becomes part of the fabric. Again, nothing is felt!

  The reason for this is that sublimation is always done on a polyester, polymer, or polymer coated item. At high temperatures, the solid dyes in the print converts into a gas without ever becoming a liquid. The high temperature also opens the pores of the polymer and allows the gas to enter. When the item is removed from the heat press, the temperature drops, the pores close and the gas reverts to a solid state. It has now become a part of the polymer. Done correctly, it cannot be washed out or come off, unless the actual fibers or coating is damaged.