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acorn-promotions.co.uk
Acorn Promotions Ltd, leading producers and suppliers of dry rubdown transfers/letraset sheets and waterslide transfers
From electronic or hard copy artwork we produce single and multi-coloured transfers. Ideal for modelmakers, prop makers art departments, prototypes and packaging proofs
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imagetransfers.net
Image Transfers offers custom dry transfers used for package mock-ups, graphic prototypes, photo shoots, and color correct rub-downs with next day
At Image Transfers all we do is dry transfers or so called rubdowns. We guarantee you'll be happy with color matching and smooth application of our dry transfers. Custom dry transfer made directly from your original art are available in any color. Our rubdown transfer is the quickest, most effective way to get graphics onto your art, prototype, or model
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