Printing on Acrylic - recommendations.

[Malfis]

As the title says, I'm looking for recommendations for print companies who print on acrylic.

Thank you.

 

[GeeJay57]

I'm going to try Boots...

Acrylic Photo Prints | Wall Mounted Glass Print | Boots Photo UK

Create personalised wall art today. Our acrylic photo prints bring your pictures to life with a 3D effect & vibrant colours in a wall mounted frame.

www.bootsphoto.com

 

[gramps]

DSCL did mine - very good.

 

[Box Brownie]

As the title says, I'm looking for recommendations for print companies who print on acrylic.

Thank you.

I'm going to try Boots...

Acrylic Photo Prints | Wall Mounted Glass Print | Boots Photo UK

Create personalised wall art today. Our acrylic photo prints bring your pictures to life with a 3D effect & vibrant colours in a wall mounted frame.

www.bootsphoto.com

Are such the same as what I think are called DiBond prints?

 

[GeeJay57]

Are such the same as what I think are called DiBond prints?

Don't know, but we are currently looking at getting frameless prints on acrylic or aluminium made for the living room. When I did a search Boots came up as one of the usual suspects. Given the cost, I'll be doing a bit of research first.

 

[Brentor]

Are such the same as what I think are called DiBond prints?

I think DiBond is printing on an aluminium composite. I have DiBond and acrylic prints and prefer the former. Both are good.

Most from DSCL.

 

[LongLensPhotography]

has anyone tried to DIY it? In theory you can pour precursor over your print and leave it to dry... This may also involve some polishing, i'm not sure. Then you don't have to rely on crappy limited gamut C-type prints at eye watering prices so win=win.

 

[DuncTheGeek]

Are such the same as what I think are called DiBond prints?

I use Loxley to print on dibond. They have two types and I go for the cheaper one which mounts a print on a dibond substrate rather than printing directly on it. Looks great!

 

[Brentor]

I use Loxley to print on dibond. They have two types and I go for the cheaper one which mounts a print on a dibond substrate rather than printing directly on it. Looks great!

Agreed.