Personalised Glass Dome Fridge Magnets Three Designs to Choose from
Round 5.5cm diameter
Rectangle 6.8cm x 4.8cm
Heart 6cm x 6cm overall
Images printed in the photographs are there just to show how your photo would look.
A great gift idea for a member of your family or circle of friends. The personalised glass dome fridge magnet makes sure your images stand out from the rest.
We can retouch your photo's, Logo, drawing etc to help produce a stunning eye catching personalised item that would look great in your home, and or a great gift for a family member or someone within your circle of friends. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us via the orange contact button in the right bottom corner and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Please see section on How to Personalise this item
Printed using a technique called Sublimation. Dye Sublimation printing is a process whereby full colour images, text and other graphics can be transferred onto a receptive item. The process relies on a specialised ‘dye sublimation’ ink, which when heated changes from being a solid dye to being a gas, without passing through a liquid stage. Taking this a step further, if this gas encounters polymer fibres as it moves, it will penetrate those fibres, permanently dyeing them.
The effect is rather like that of tattooing. The surface of the substrate is smooth and the transfer print cannot be felt (unlike with a screen print), instead becoming part of the surface. This provides a totally durable result that will not fade or crack.
Personalised Glass Dome Fridge Magnets Three Shapes to Choose from
How To Personalise this Fridge Magnet
On purchasing your personalised item, please contact us using the orange contact us button on the bottom right of the page. Attach the photograph /s you would like on the item by using the paper clip. Please also let us know if you have any specific requirements ie on how you would like the items photograph designed. Please include your name and email address in the message and press send.
