NEED HELP dry transfers.

Harry,

You may want to look into this: http://www.pulsarprofx.com/index.html

I recently bought some Woodland Scenics Dry transfers, but haven't used them yet, they look nice:

http://woodlandscenics.woodlan...age=32&view=grid

The red Stencil and Block Roman letters are the ones I got.

J&A Hobbies bought out all of the Bennett tooling and processing knowledge. They carry all of the same offerings that Bennetts did. They have even improved on some of the items, for example, making clear backing paper so you can see where your positioning the print. Their number is 717-762-2242, or write them at 4479 Marsh Road, Waynesboro, PA 17268. You can also find them at York in the Orange Hall if you attend the meet and grab a catalog!/price sheet. They have no web presence.

Gandy

Gandy.

 Thank you for the info on the dry transfers.

 I did not know that some one had picked up the line.

I will check them out.

I have used J&A's transfers and they are pretty good quality with sharp edges but like all transfers are best used ASAP. After a few months they become fragile and don't adhere as well. It doesn't pay to stock up. If you speak to him at York you might ask when they were made.

Pete

Had Talked to Dad to day and he told me that J&A Hobbies is the booth next to ours.

 He is going to talk to Art at york. He going to get a list of what there making and prices.

 I can't be there at york I have to work. 

Work is the curse of the drinking class, we'll miss you.