The answer will probably be No but I'll ask anyway.
Can you buy it in Brick coloured A4 sheets at a reasonably price?
I do not want it embossed.
Why not clean a sheet carefully and then print onto it using the Scalescenes brick using an inkjet ? If need be, prep with a primer to let the ink mate ?
Mike
Or print scalescenes brick paper onto an A4 sticky label and then stick that to the plasticard.
Cheers, Mike
Quote from: red_death on April 15, 2013, 05:29:30 PM
Or print scalescenes brick paper onto an A4 sticky label and then stick that to the plasticard.
That's what I do. I use full sheet Avery "Inkjet" shipping labels and they are really good, pretty tough and very sticky.
You can get brownish-red plasticard. I bought some a couple of weeks ago. I decided the plain colour wasn't a good enough visual texture and went for the print-on-label Scalescenes texture and stick-on option.
I have never tried printing directly onto plasticard, but I doubt 1mm thick stuff would go through my printer!
Don't want to go the stick and print route.
The detail won't be that visible.
Was just an idea to save having to colour lots of edges when I redo the brick kiln in plastic and try to do inside the the main structure. Probably won't be able to see inside but I know it will be there.
Quote from: Oldman on April 15, 2013, 06:50:00 PM
Was just an idea to save having to colour lots of edges when I redo the brick kiln in plastic and try to do inside the the main structure.
How about spraying the completed structure with an appropriate colour Halfords car aerosol - very quick, easy and simple.
H.
Cheers H, that may be the option.
The only problem is having to spray outside, due to every time I have used a spray can of any sort it has worsened my Asthma for 48 hrs.
Hi Mike,
I think H has the solution i was thinking the same, make your structure & then invest in a good quality spray mask, take the structure outside & spray it leave in the shed or outside until the paint fumes have gone & hopefully it wont affect your Asthma :thumbsup:
In answer to the specific question, yes: Slaters (amongst others) Plastikard in all sorts of colours (https://slatersplastikard.com/plastikard/colouredPlastikard.php), including "Brick red"
I think you mean this link : https://slatersplastikard.com/plastikard/colouredPlastikard.php (https://slatersplastikard.com/plastikard/colouredPlastikard.php)