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We create high quality textured prints supplied on acrylic panels.
1364 Wynnum Rd, 4173, Tingalpa, Australia
4.0
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I've tried the black textured and terrazzo printed acrylics so far. They both cut beautifully and are great quality. They also came very well packaged. Overall great products.
I'd love to see double sided designs in the future.
Service second to none.
Amazing quality
Great communication
What more do you want?
I tried the black UV printed Acrylic on my laser. It cut really clean Im. Wey happy with the quality of the product. I’ll definitely be buying more of this to provide a unique option to customers.
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