Waterproof

[fiona_vero]

Hello all,

 

I have a show coming up and I have a strange idea of placing an image inside a fishbowl and filling it with water/faux water (so the image

would be glued or adhered to the inside.

 

Does anyone have any suggestions for a waterproof paper/sticker I could print on? I love pictorico but I'm not sure they make a

waterproof sticker type of paper. Or perhaps I could transfer the image to the fishbowl?

 

Any suggestions are welcome!

 

Thanks

Fiona

[howard_m]

<p>There are plenty of film 'papers' that *could* work but you know that inkjet ink is water soluble, right? </p>

[JeffOwen]

<p>The only way I can think of making an ink jet print waterproof is to laminate it. Make sure the laminate overlaps the edge of the print to ensure a good seal, i.e. do not trim the print after the laminate process.</p>

[craig_shearman1]

<p>Several years ago I was at an event where they made photos of participants and put them into a water-filled snow globe. The trick was that the globe had a piece of clear plastic that ran up the middle and you slide the picture into a slot inside of that. I've also seen a version where the photo goes on the back and is seen through the water. But in both, the photo never touches the water. Easiest thing would be to attach the photo to the back of the fishbowl.</p>

[shane_mark]

<p>did you ever use Toughprint ? Toughprint is a 100% Waterproof paper suitable for colour and black & white inkjet and laser printers and copiers. It looks and feels like paper but has the added bonus of being so tough it won't tear even when wet. Toughprint can be used for all sorts of printing needs and there's no need to laminate as the paper can be wiped clean</p>

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