UV Primer for glass and tiles

[jdigital]

Hello, I would also like to try your primer at our facility. Where can we get a sample? Is it available in the States yet?

[pkonrad]

Hello

I'd like to get a small qty (2-3 deciliters) of your primer for test purposes. I am planning to try this primer with Rastek T660 and Teckwin TeckStorm and several other UV printers.
Currently we have two customers from building industry which want to start printing on glass in near future. If the test is successful we can make business.

BR,

P.

[busola]

Hello , I am from Romania and i have problems with UAB LITOGRAFA . Don`t trust them and don`t send them money because you lose the money .
In february 2010 i send them 3900 euro to buy an engraver for marble and they want 100% paymet after i receve performa bill i pay by bank transfer and i supose tu get my machine in 3 weeks but ather 3 weeks they start to lie me that they don`t finish the machine and i have to wait another 3-4 weeks, and i accepted , then they don`t answer the phone or mails . I sent them a letter to cancel the command and to sent me back my money but they don`t send my money back .
SO BE CAREFUL WITH LITOGRAFA

[Leon Du Plessis]

Hi there,
I am currently testing a Acylic based product also developed for Furniture companies. I am developing a system to print on glass for Kitchen and Bathroom splash backs. The product adhere to glass excellent, but is not helping in terms of a varnish. I am seeking a product that can protect the printing ink from a Soluble based paint as well as Epoxy based paint. I plan to use Automotive paints to offer greater backing colour options. Also existing splash back companies here in New Zealand use a epoxy based paint as backing paint. I wish to offer images printed on the glass with a spot White over flood mask. Then spray paint a silver backing colour over the ink. I am testing on a HP Scitex FB 700 UV printer. Bear in mind this is done on the reverse side of the glass.
Have you tested any soluble based paints on top of the varnish yet? If you are confident your product can work. I am all ears. Also if it can handle chloride in swimming pools on Ceramic tiles it will open up another market.
Regarding pricing I am paying for the Water bourne acylic paint, US$ 55.00 per Gallon. It cost me US$ 350 to land test samples in New Zealand and a further 200.00 towards custom duty. This is already insane pricing and pushes me out of the market.
You may have to consider cheaper pricing. Also remember China have similar products already available at a fraction of the price. If only they could speak English. No offense.
Let me know if your products are up for the task. Thanx, Leon.