> > I am investigating different methods of producing comparable quality
panels
> > for prototypes. The current most plausible technique will involve inkjet
> > printing to either a photo quality paper or polymer sheet and then
> > laminating that sheet with a matt finish laminating film or pouch. These
> > films seem to be manufactured in a variety of types/finishes/techniques.
> > Some have adhesive backs already. The major problem (at the moment) is
> > trying to source the products (in Australia).

    A very popular method is printing reverse on transparency, and applying
double-face tape to it, and sticking to the panel. Using epson printers, and
white adhesive tape, it becomes a work of art.


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