Answering PM's would be a start lol
Answering PM's would be a start lol
Anyone got there hands on these skins yet im still waiting. hmm
I had my sample one ages ago.. but not sure on supplying these due to the lack of communication - great little product but I need to be assured that if I have an issue or urgent request that these are going to be answered in a reasonable time.
Hi Jellyskin
A bit of constructive advice here.....
Firstly, there seems to be a few issues with supplier reliability with you guys. I fully appreciate that you may be swamped, but even a post on here stating this would help. May I suggest you hook up with a reputable online supplier (there are plenty) and cut them a rights deal. This will enable you to concentrate on product development while the money starts to come in.
Another concern about these is the market. I have had a couple of samples from you and I admit they are considerably better than the average phone case. But it will be difficult to convey this with pictures. It would be nice if you could produce an UNBRANDED video showing the case, how it is stuck and what it looks like (no need for the pressing etc). This could then be embedded into web stores so that the end user can actually see why this case is better and subsequently more expensive.
Finally, any chance you could publish a full list of cases available, price for each case in quantity breakdowns of 5, 10, 25, 50 & 100, please show price without VAT and also show delivery prices.
Hi guys. Im new to the forum, and these skins have caught my eye. Having one of these on the back of my laptop while dealing with customers will show off what we do perfectly, and will no doubt pull in some punters! :tongue:
Are we any closer to a valid website for Jelliskins, or product and price list atleast? If not, why not? From what I've read Jelliskin, you'll be able to retire within a year from the sales generated from this forum alone!
Jelliskins are now distributed by Xpres.
They are really easy to make on your own. You just need a print and cut machine (Versacam or Mitoh etc) and doming.
Cheers mate, I'll look into this!Quote:
Originally Posted by socialgiraffe
standard doming resin? that one you can get anywhere?Quote:
Originally Posted by socialgiraffe
Yes Paul, although I recommend a company called Acu Flow.
Jason, a member on here, put me on to them. I called and spoke to a guy called Eddie who is one of the most helpful guys you can ever speak to. Great service and superb prices. And unlike other doming companies they will not over sell you.Once you have the kit (about £20.00 I think) then all you need is the resin, a piece of glass and a propagator from B&Q. The resin I think is about £3-£4 I think and I would expect 1 tube to do about 20+ phone covers
The trick is to find the right adhesive material to print and cut with. You need a low tack adhesive. The one I am testing at the moment is from Metamark and it seems to be okay. All I do is design the template, place the image on the template and print this through my versacam. I then weed out things like the camera lens hole and then place the items to be domed on the glass plate. I then dome and put in the propagator for a couple of hours and hey presto all done.
Bear in mind that if you get a few glass sheets then it is easy to stack them in the propagator so you can do about 30 in one hit.