[nfb-talk] raised markers

[T. Joseph Carter]

I think he's looking for Loc Dots or similar, I haven't seen such a 
thing at Target.  Loc Dots are ridiculously overpriced IMO, but if 
you want a prepared product that is that easily visible, those are 
what you're looking for.

Presently my favorite cheap locator dot material is adhesive-backed 
foam rubber.  It's opaque, but an 8.5x11 sheet of the stuff is pretty 
cheap and you can punch goodly sized dots out of it using a hole 
punch.

I've seen them sold pre-punched for a reasonable price, but half the 
cost of a small sheet, I can have about four times as much if I punch 
them out myself.

Joseph


On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 10:13:37AM -0800, Mary Willows wrote:
>The office supply section at Target.
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>>All,
>>
>>Anybody know where I can get some raised markers? I need some 
>>round, flat, clear plastic raised markers suitable  for putting on 
>>the buttons of a microwave oven that is for use by a group. My 
>>department has a microwave oven and I'd like to put some raised 
>>markers on the instrament panel.
>>
>>There is a brand name of raised markers called "bump dots". This is 
>>not what I need. Those are too rounded on the top. The raised 
>>markers I'm talking about are very flat and very easy to see 
>>through.
>>
>>
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