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Dennis Kotlowski
10-29-2006, 2:24 PM
I am doing 50 of the items that I attached. They have a tile on them so I will be using the cermark tile solution. There will be a logo on them. How much would you do these for? They cost $17.95 through Colorado Heirloom (if anyone knows another vendor...let me know). Logo setup fee?(I figure $50) Any advise will be greatly appreciated.

Dennis
JD Laser Gifts

Curt Stallings
10-29-2006, 7:11 PM
Dennis, I believe the tiles on that item are Laser Tiles. They have a coating under the glaze which turns black where the beam hits & it works great. You shouldn't need Cermark.

Curt

Shaddy Dedmore
10-29-2006, 7:37 PM
If the tile was included, it's a Laser Tile and needs no Cermark. One thing you might do is buy the Lasertile (http://www.lasertile.com/products.asp?id=8) separately. But it might be just as cheap from CH if you get a discount by ordering a package deal (tray with tile).

http://www.shaddysengraving.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/LaserTile.jpg


http://www.shaddysengraving.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/TrivetLasertile.jpg

Shaddy

Tom Cullen
10-30-2006, 1:57 PM
Shaddy ,
The coaster you show in the attachment, how much does that cost and from what company ?

Tom

Mike Jory
10-30-2006, 2:19 PM
Can't find those just anyplace.:D
Mike

Tom Cullen
10-30-2006, 7:42 PM
Mike,
sent you a private message , take a peek.

Tom

Dave Jones
10-30-2006, 8:09 PM
Can't find those just anyplace.:D

It's especially rare when the World Series ring says "State Champions" on it. :eek:

Shaddy Dedmore
10-30-2006, 8:46 PM
Shaddy ,
The coaster you show in the attachment, how much does that cost and from what company ?

Tom

It's actually a 6x6 tile-trivet from Colorado Heirloom (http://www.coloradoheirloom.com/More%20Laser%20Tile.htm). (about 8-9" square) I don't recall offhand what I paid for the frame. It's made so the tile stands a little proud of the frame (better for trivets).

Shaddy

James Wright
03-16-2008, 10:53 AM
Dennis, I believe the tiles on that item are Laser Tiles. They have a coating under the glaze which turns black where the beam hits & it works great. You shouldn't need Cermark.

Curt

Will Lasertile hold up under them being used as coasters? I mean with glasses rubbing against them and the water and all...I know the material will do okay...I was wondering about the engraved image...will it last?

Curt Stallings
03-16-2008, 7:27 PM
They should hold up ok. The coating is underneath the glaze. I got mine from 3Score at Lasertile.com

Curt