Just bought a sticker cutting machine
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http://www.signwarehouse.com/c-FL-HT-ET-HOTF1511.html
we put our logo on the back of some hoodies for the employees Friday, turned out really well. I will have to confirm that this is what we used, but it is a much thicker material. Once pressed on, it feels thick like something that was glued and flocked.
Brian
we put our logo on the back of some hoodies for the employees Friday, turned out really well. I will have to confirm that this is what we used, but it is a much thicker material. Once pressed on, it feels thick like something that was glued and flocked.
Brian
http://www.signwarehouse.com/c-FL-TM-SIS-SF-1515.html
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Yup... The iron on heat transfer for shirts can get a little tricky.... I have had 3 wins and 1 loss..... But I'm just using a $17 iron from Walmart.... But I have washed the shirts and they are all good.
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For heat transfers, I am using a $200 clamshell press I bought on eBay over a year ago. About 16" square, works great.
As far as why I buy film at sign warehouse, can't remember. Might have been a difference back then on price or film suppliers, no idea anymore.
As far as why I buy film at sign warehouse, can't remember. Might have been a difference back then on price or film suppliers, no idea anymore.



