Author, playwright and commentator Hershel Hardin of West Vancouver had spent a few years writing a book about waste and indulgence in the private sector titled "The New Bureaucracy" When his "labour of love" was finally printed, the horrified author noticed a very serious text mistake. Unwilling to surrender the edition to the recycling bin, he asked All-Out Graphics to provide sheets of rubdown transfer decals to enable the "invisible mending" of the mistake.  A few sheets of two-colour rubdown transfer patches saved the valuable edition.