I doubt you'll find a bike oriented decal shop willing to do the job since what they'll be doing is actually illegal with out express permission from Raleigh, particularly for decals that new. With that said I'd talk to the graphic artists in your area or even Kinkos. Also really good hobby/model shops have connectons for this kind of thing. Check out the archives on the Framebuilders listserve at http://www.bikelist.org since this subject has been beat to death many time there. enjoy, Brandon"monkeyman"Ives
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On Thu, 24 May 2001 questor@cinci.rr.com wrote:
> I am seeking a good source to make water transfer decals for scanned
> Raleigh decal designs that I own. It seems that most sign shops either
> make solely vinyl-cut decals or have dropped water transfer decals
> entirely.
>
> I have scanned original 72 - 80 Raleigh Professional and Competition
> decal complete sets (top, down, seat, and fork ) that should only be
> printed on water transfer decals for durability and no fading colors.
> It has been mentioned that Alps 4000 printers used with Bel water
> transfer decals will allow me to make these decal sets but I hear the
> colors fade with time. I tried to contact Nick at H Lloyd Cycles of
> England but he no longer responds to EMails and has not updated his
> website in 9 months. Any suggestions for a reputable dealer ???
>
> Thanks, Steve