Craig Keller
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What substrates are common to cover the boards for custom graphics? Is there a standard? These guys say not to slick nit so tacky. Lol. Help! Thanks!
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King toss corn hole
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rjssigns
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On campus we direct print on ash plywood with matte "varnish" finish. Turns out great with no complaints.
Otherwise you can use cut vinyl or digital print. Top coat as necessary. Wood takes automotive clear coat quite well.
i don't think there are any standards as far as surface finish. At least not that I could find.
Otherwise you can use cut vinyl or digital print. Top coat as necessary. Wood takes automotive clear coat quite well.
i don't think there are any standards as far as surface finish. At least not that I could find.
Solventinkjet
DIY Printer Fixing Guide
From the official American Cornhole Association, I'm not kidding:
• The board finish shall be sanded to a very smooth texture, and there shall not be any blemishes in the wood surface that might disrupt or distort play.
• The board can be painted with a semi-gloss exterior latex paint resulting in a surface that allows bags to slide, but is not so slippery that it allows the bags to slide back down the board.
• The board finish shall be sanded to a very smooth texture, and there shall not be any blemishes in the wood surface that might disrupt or distort play.
• The board can be painted with a semi-gloss exterior latex paint resulting in a surface that allows bags to slide, but is not so slippery that it allows the bags to slide back down the board.
Craig Keller
New Member
Hmmmm
Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
I think this is Stacey's domain. Pretty sure that she was on the Olympic corn hole team.