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I don't dislike the ribbon too much,but the ones that print on the flowers UGH!!!

we sometimes add a ribbon to funeral pieces if the family are on a tight budget, its a simple and cheap way of personalising their tribute. It works best on special tributes like hearts or cushions. Yes it looks old fashioned but the customers are always happy with it.

Same here Jo but we use adhedsive letters in black and usually on based items don't get those requests as often now

Hi everyone,

I am not sure if I am allowed to promote a business on this forum so please feel free to blitz my message if not.

As this is a subject about flower printers, I just thought I would let you know about our business - http://www.nailprinter.co.uk. We are a UK based supplier of nail & flower printers with 4 models in our range.

The actual output quality of these machines is (in my opinion) very high and it can offer quite a unique selling point to be able to say to your customers "would you like a personalised message or image printed on your flowers?".

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Mike.

Sorry doesn't appeal to me either for flowers or nails

well what next - I think it would have to be very popular to recover the price of a unit.

It dont look good at all

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I can see the appeal with the painted nails...in some areas of the country...now...what do my girls call it?

Trouble with things like this, you might get the odd one now and again who's willing to pay for it, young love and all that, don't care what it cost eh!, but to have a piece of equipment of that value in the shop it really needs to be working for you. You can buy yourself a PC for that money which will do so much more for you. If you were to adapt a normal MFC printer to do that as well as print, scan copy etc, so you only needed the one machine and it only came out at an extra £50-100, then it may be worth considering when it came time to buy a new printer.

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