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What about additional grids, hexes, club logos or logo-less mats at Deep Cut Studio?

Yes of course. Choose any design of Deep Cut Studio or upload your picture here, step 3 allows you to add an optional grid or hexagonal layer to the game mat. Most importantly, they can modify the color tone, draw new elements on the mat, discard what you don't need, etc. For more complex queries, please review your options here. Please note that hexagons, grids, deployment lines, and other precise patterns are only available for single-sided mats.

What payment methods does Deep Cut Studio accept?

Deep Cut Studio Use PayPal and Braintree card payment platform (sister company of PayPal) as the payment method for your purchase. They do not ask for or store any credit card information on their website, so your shopping has never been safer. You are protected by the purchase of a protection plan, and if there is a problem, the plan will solve all the problems that need to be resolved. If you do not have a PayPal account, you can choose to use your card to pay as a PayPal guest.

My image is different shape / size of Deep Cut Studio than the game mat I am after. How do I make things right.�M�

All this is explained in the above question. Another method is to slice, cut and crop the image. Deep Cut Studio recommends that you download another free and easy-to-use software-Paint.NET. It can be used here. Start Paint.NET and ask them to perform the following steps: 1. Click ctrl+N or File -> New. Enter the resolution of the new image (make sure it is at least 150 DPI) and enter the desired size in centimeters or inches.

I want a game mat of Deep Cut Studio with my picture. How do I do that.�M�

First of all, you should start by finding beautiful pictures. So Deep Cut Studio's suggestion is to download a free and easy-to-use software to prepare the image for printing-Irfan View. Can be used here. Open the picture with Irfan View, they do a few steps: 1. Let them check whether the picture fits your game pad size. Click ctrl+R or select the menu Image -> Resize/Resample. You may want to resize the image and make sure you maintain the resolution of the image and at least 150 DPI when doing this. You can set the image size in inches, centimeters, or pixels-whichever you see fits.