Custom printed vinyl records
OwnerDavid Wendell Freel, Jennifer Margaret Dawsoninventors
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Abstract
A process for printing an image onto a custom vinyl record. Ultraviolet (UV) curable ink is printed directly onto a clear blank vinyl record and is then irradiated with a UV light. Sound recording is then added to the resulting vinyl record using a record cutter or lathe. The vinyl record may be printed on a single side or on both sides. The process may comprise the steps of rendering an image file onto a computer prior to transferring to printer software. The image file may be created by a human administrator or an artificial intelligence program. The image may be a single solid color, multiple solid colors, and/or a graphical figure, such as, e.g., a musician.
Claims20
A method, comprising:
- rendering a first image file onto a computer,
- wherein the first image file comprises at least one of a single solid color, multiple solid colors, and a graphical figure;
- transferring the first image file onto a printer software;
- printing the first flipped image onto a first clear blank vinyl record,
- wherein the first clear blank vinyl record is pre-cut and measures 12 inches, 10 inches, or 7 inches in diameter;
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- printing a solid white layer directly on top of the first image.
A method, comprising:
- rendering an image file onto a computer, and
- wherein the image file comprises at least one of a single solid color, multiple solid colors, and a graphical figure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.