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08-10-2011, 08:57 AM
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wet sheet, scrap, ghost confusion...
Okay, what is the difference b/w a wet sheet transfer, printer scrap, or ghost image?
Or are they basically the same thing, just calling them different things? I ask cuz I have an oppurtunity to get an Ames hands over (SC350) with a ghost image of a pretty significant HOF on back. School me please! 
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