[Clipper]

I am curious if you can label Paulson chips that have a textured linen inlay. I have a set of Ambassador Plaza chips (mint condition chips in $25, $100, $500 and $1,000 denoms). The chip color scheme is awsome; but the inlays are not the strong point of this chip. The inlay is the smaller size ("old school Paulsons") linen style with a textured surface; it is also recessed a bit. I was just wondering if you could apply some of HogWild's labels over these. I really, really like the feel of true casino Paulson's, and just curious if this would work. I imagine the textured surface would reduce the surface area available for the vinyl label to adhere.

Has anyone tried this????? Is there a downside I am missing?

Thanks for any advice.

Clipper

[palmimports]

Originally Posted by Clipper

I am curious if you can label Paulson chips that have a textured linen inlay. I have a set of Ambassador Plaza chips (mint condition chips in $25, $100, $500 and $1,000 denoms). The chip color scheme is awsome; but the inlays are not the strong point of this chip. The inlay is the smaller size ("old school Paulsons") linen style with a textured surface; it is also recessed a bit. I was just wondering if you could apply some of HogWild's labels over these. I really, really like the feel of true casino Paulson's, and just curious if this would work. I imagine the textured surface would reduce the surface area available for the vinyl label to adhere.

Has anyone tried this????? Is there a downside I am missing?

Thanks for any advice.

Clipper

weve been rebadging paulsons for years- you need a thin lamination and thin vinyl- or no lamination

We use a lamination to protect the print and also aid in putting the images onto the chips- vinyl by itself is too thin to work with easily.

Check with Hog- I htink he may have a thicker vinyl that can work well for you
Joe

[Clipper]

Thanks Joe,

Is this a labeling service you sell (as in I send you the chips and you label/laminate them and return them to me)?

Thx,
Clipper

[Stevo]

You can do it with little or no ill effects. Just make sure you have a recess.

[TBonesPoker]

I know I'm a little late to the party here, but--if you do this--can you later remove the labels with no ill effects? Thanks in advance for any info/insights.

Oh, anyone know what size is the inlay area on National Poker Series or Pharaohs?

[Vince]

Sure you can. You might have some glue left you need to remove afterwards.