I'm looking for a shop in Bangkok that can make custom designed

embosser seals/die used for pressing documents/cards. I got some

pics off the internet just to show an example

Anyone got some knowledge on this one? I don't mind a different

method, i just need embossed prints on my cards.... (inexpensive)

Kind of urgent...

Edited April 26, 200917 yr by Steele404

I'm looking for a shop in Bangkok that can make custom designed

embosser seals/die used for pressing documents/cards. I got some

pics off the internet just to show an example

Anyone got some knowledge on this one? I don't mind a different

method, i just need embossed prints on my cards.... (inexpensive)

Kind of urgent...

Suggest you ask at one of the shops that make business cards, I see such at many of the malls, places like Emporium should have such, Robinsons, etc.

Also check the "B2S" stationary section of Robinsons, they might know of such an outlet.

I've seen, some years back, a number of small shops over on Surawong or Rama IV that make buttons, plastic gizzmos for key chains, souvenirs, these shops just up from where the two roads come together opposite Chula Hospital.

Let us know how you get on, I might also be interested. I did a logo stamp a while back at Future Park Rangsit, cheaply, attached.

Mac

Thanks thanya, i'll give the malls a shot... if not.. i think it's either down to BUG1113 or the yellowpages...

Go down to China town and look around for rubber stamp shops, they can do the job quickly and cheaply, no more than 3/4 hours if you have the artwork already finished.

Ok, i got the embossing seal done for 3200 baht (with the handle and clamp), it's 2700 baht just for the coin seal. Got it done in 26 hours instead of the usual 1 days process (manage to persuade the guy that I'm in a rush). The shop is right at Phetburi road between Pantip Plaza and Platinum, it's called "Paramount Printing".

I've also done a bit of a walking and found one high-end printing shop which they also do the embossed seals and stamps, however the price goes higher to 4,500 baht for the seal. The shop is at Central World on the Isetan side on the 4th (?) floor.

Got it done in 26 hours instead of the usual 1 days process

Well done... I think

Got it done in 26 hours instead of the usual 1 days process

Well done... I think

lol.. forgot to add 0

10 days

Ok, i got the embossing seal done for 3200 baht (with the handle and clamp), it's 2700 baht just for the coin seal.

This sounds expensive. I got mine done by an eBay seller in HK for less than 1200 baht (including the hand press and shipping). Seller's name is VELEGANT.

Where can I find one of these in Pattaya?

Does anyone know?