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Hey everyone, I am just starting up with shirt making and am in need of soem shirts. What shirts are the best for the cheapest price? I checked out jiffy shirts, was going to order gildan g500 shirts. An order of 30 came out to 87.00. Does this sound right? Is there some place I can get small quantity like this for cheaper? Just starting up so I don't want to go crazy at first.. Also, what type of shirt is great quality? I will be using siser easyweed vinyl

So I have been pressing some mugs lately and it is a very large hit and miss ratio with which ones turn out great and which ones don't. Today I went through 3 mugs. I have wasted a total of about 15 mugs using different temps and pressures. The blacks are having a smudge or gassing appearance on the side of them. Normally happens the most on black text where you can see little black dots and smudging coming from the side of the text. The colors all turn out great. I am using an ebay mug press (varied temp: idle temp, press temp, time). Mugs from coastal Image right paper from coastal. WF 30 from cobra ink with cis high temp inks Please help as I am wasting so many mugs trying to figure this out. Doing both latte and classic style mugs.

Need to know the Hybrid font.

I have always done all my perf cutting in cutting master 2 on my graphtec. I have flexi as well but couldn't figure it out.

The other guys do use solvent prints that's why. When you use pigment or dye based inks, they just don't last long.

With uv laminate, they last about 6 months outdoors with my experience. We print hundreds on a weekly basis

There are several posts on this topic. Unless the sticker is printed using solvent ink, it won't last long at all outside.

Yeah I tried it and figured I would try it out for a few friends and after I did the first one for someone, I threw in the towel.. Extremely difficult to make the end result perfect!

I tried it, it is a lot harder then it looks! I have dipped a lot of things and every item I dipped I had to redip about 3 times to get it halfway decent. What they don't show in the videos is the rinsing process which is when you see all the flaws. Once dipped, everything looks perfect until it is rinse then you can see if you dipped at the correct angle, speed, water is at the correct temp, used the apropriate base coat paint, used the correct amount of activater, had water in your paint gun lines, etc. The only way to make it work as a business you will be looking at about 10k plus for all the right equipment, then after that you need to know how to prep, paint, dip, and clear properly or else the entire product is toast.

Hey guys, I need to know what "Rold Rose" is in.. Can't find this thing..

Me neither.. A trace comes out Okay to where if I can't find it today I will just use that.. Would really like it perfect though. Doesn't look like a custom font

Yeah, they are too different..

Nobody knows this one?

Alright guys, I need your help on this one..

Found it!

Cutting strip is just fine. I am using a carrier sheet

There is nothing in the file. The doc is empty

I use the Papilio with laminate

You can get a tissue with some alcohol on it and clean the chip-sets on the cartridges.

Any idea what font this is?

They were used with a pigment ink printer and they were laminated.

Awesome, thanks Mark!

You can download them directly from cobra

Messaged you!