From: Mike (MIKEN) [#6]
4 Aug 2006
To: jeff (JCHUMBLEY) [#5] 4 Aug 2006
did you try "lamacoid"?
From: jeff (JCHUMBLEY) [#7]
4 Aug 2006
To: Mike (MIKEN) [#6] 4 Aug 2006
That is another way to spell it. If you go to the site it states that it is also spelled lamacoid
From: Mike (MIKEN) [#8]
4 Aug 2006
To: jeff (JCHUMBLEY) [#7] 5 Aug 2006
My point was that there are 600 listings for lamacoid with the top ones indicating that itis a material similar to what we know as laminated plastic engraving material.
From: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#9]
5 Aug 2006
To: Mike (MIKEN) [#4] 5 Aug 2006
The real Lamicoid was a very different type of plastic from Rowmark. The only relation was that it was 2 ply and engravable. It was a hard heat and chemical resistant melamine (sort of like bakelite but doesn't chip as easy). Rowmark might look like it, but is a lot softer and lower melting point.
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