Poker table logo

acetrumper1

What method have most of you used to put a logo onto your poker tables?

ie: silkscreen, airbrush, T-shirt iron on kit? etc...????

any help would greatly be appreciated!
thanks

oj

I think the most common method used by home game builders is air-brush do a search here , for a more comprehensive discussion of options
http://www.scottkeen.com/forum/index.php

Goms27

Airbrushing is the way to go - My table logo is getting put on this week. the guy putting it on for me is talking about about special air brush paint so the cards will slide the best. I will try to get you all the info. sometimes next week on the paint, how to do it etc.

djw

I thought about doing a logo, but instead I bought some suited poker speed cloth:

Young Grimmm

I had a friend design the logo and then used iron-on pastel markers. It turned out OK, but faded quite rapidly. I'll do the airbrushing next time I re-cover the table.

Goms27

Hey DJW - I got the same cloth and am still putting a logo on it. I will post a picture when done.

djw

Goms27 wrote:

Hey DJW - I got the same cloth and am still putting a logo on it. I will post a picture when done.

Sweet! I'd be pretty interested in how you think it transfered onto the cloth once you are done. Keep me updated!

AcidJoe

Does anyone know of an air brush artist for the logo in the Toronto area? I seen Mark Junnels and it looks great. Just wondering if for 50 or so I could get it done here?

esool

I have been searching for a durable good looking logo for some time now. I originally had 2 large vinyl decals adhered to to the centre of my table but they started to peel away so I added more adhesive which only made things worse as I then created a permanent stain on the table. Also the cards and chips would get caught on or under the edge.
I finally found iron on fabric sheets that I could print off my home computer. These are much more durable than the regular transfers. You can find them at the office depot for around $18 for sheets of 3/4. The only draw back is that they only come in size 8x11". I needed to cover up my goop stains which was larger so I connected 4 logos.
If you go this route you have to be VERY carefull not to scorch your fabric. I have faux suede which is sensitive to iron.





Here is the pkg for the product.

im a clown

The log looks pretty good esool.

esool

im a clown wrote:

The log looks pretty good esool.

Thanks.. Now if I could just get motivated to build the rail...

im a clown

With a rail it will look sweet. I have a table with a rail and a dealer cut out. Its pretty good but big and heavy. It is a 4*8 table and i used 3/4 inch plywood.