Creating custom hockey pucks for friends wedding. Will be using LaserJet and wondering how well they stick to hard rubber?
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They should stick just fine. However I would see if there's a slightly bigger template you could use to print it out on. They dont like to cover all the way. I stuck mine to glass mason jars and aluminum lids and the sicky on them is very good. Good luck with the wedding. :)
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I haven't tried hard rubber but if the surface is clean and smooth they should stick just fine.
218320
What a cool idea! They stick to my glass jars and tin lids very well; never had an issue so I'm pretty sure they'll stick well since pucks are pretty smooth on the top (unless they actually use them in an ice hockey game) ;-)
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You're going to have to apply them carefully using a heat gun. Unfortunately, the way the boat is textured, they won't stick well without heat.
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They would work best with sharpies, pens or crayons. They are not very good for use in a lazer printer. Too much curl and recurl so it wont feed correctly.
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Yes...easily....especially for small applications. I have used for mostly big applications like table tops with mementos submerged into the resin. For coasters.....this may sound stupid but it is quite simple. Use a Red Solo Cup this would make for a great coaster casting mold....it is a bit small on the bottom but they do make larger cups that you could use the base for coasters. It's simple because you put in whatever you want to preserve in the resin. Once it hardens you just cut and peel the plastic cup away and it comes off/out like an ice cube from an ice cube try. Hope this helps! I have also used Forceflex garbage bags to catch overspill and noticed that it peels easily from forceflex bags.....so you could make your own cup mold with forceflex bags...but it will have the diamond pattern in the cast resin.
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No reason they shouldn't . Pucks are able to be DMX controlled. I have used these for 2 years now with many type of fixtures. They have good distance. I have had no problems
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I have used mod podge spray sealer on printer paper and laserjet printing with no problems. Just make sure your ink is completely dry before sealing!
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The pucks I have measure 2.25" OD and are a little less than .375" tk. Still operating perfectly after two years.
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I imagine maple is better because it is a hard wood. I do finer gunsmithing work on my and have a neoprene pad on top of mine, so it take a lot of the abuse vs. the table top.
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As far as design work goes, they're alcohol proof. Using rubbing alcohol on paper hasn't ever removed the ink for me but I'm not sure they're so indelible that they'll hold up in pure ethanol for an extended period of time. Maybe buy a single one from an art supply store and test it?
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yes paste is thick not thin like mod podge. and I never had any trouble with paper curling-hope this will help
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The reason I ask is that we already have a Foosball table and so if we get one of these, I want something that plays more like the hockey games I remember from the ice rink game room as a kid, which I'm pretty sure were Super Chexx. I remember how you could easily pass the puck to another player and I would guess that would be much more difficult if the "rolls" more than "slides". It seems there's be much more of a loss of control if there's too much of a roll to the puck.
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The needle for this is big, but it should work just fine. I used the needle to sew a strap back onto hockey pads. Very simple to use and the stitch has lasted over 6 months.
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Go to link below.http://www.bubblehockeydirect.com/stick-hockey-table-dome.html
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You are going to get roller smear at the very least, and a jam more than likely. You will also get creases from the heat. But if you laser has special settings for special paper, it may work. Most high end color printers are not laser printers.
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Good Lord yes. Haven't found anything this stuff WON'T adhere to yet. Just make sure the surface is clean and free of dirt and dust. Make sure you press it into place with a rubber roller and it's good to go. Best stuff I've ever used.
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If you're going to shoot actual ice hockey pucks hard & fast, I would expect the net to rip. We shoot hard roller hockey balls & the occasional hockey training biscuit and it's durable for that.
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It's good for a street hockey puck/ball but probably not for a real hard rubber puck.