mopar691

There are 2 printers in alex who would do 2 color single pieces for about 8 bucks a pop. But they call it screen printing when in fact it is DTG. If a customer comes in and machine is not running they lowball the crap out of it. DTG printers are popping up all over and really makes it hard to compete with the person doing HTV

Use MDO. Available from pretty much anywhere, Menards in alex has it on hand. Marine Plywood twists to much and is not faced for signage..

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i still do this

Stouse

I TOLD HER NOT TO USE THE WIPERS, LOL

been re-badged, repainted very horribly, and I was actually concerned about it not starting to remove itself from one of my bays.

Nope, Just a run of the mill 2004 GT convert. Far from my Fav idea but ya know, they find crap on pinterest and there is no going back then.

here is one I did a few weeks ago

dakota, does LXI do it? Flexi will do it fairly easily.

Clean up all the tails that are interfering with bowls and stems of the adjoining letters. Otherwise dandy. And yes screen it using a gold chrome ink. End result with be much closer to looking like real gold rather than a heat press material.

I only fold shirts when requested and paid to do so when there is any number to them. Otherwise stacks of 12 and then in the box. Sure, if its 10 shirts or something then yes but been lots of production this year and no way could we even begin to fold them all with out hiring someone to do just that.

Best bet is learn to apply dry. Much faster and no issues. This was done dry all one piece last week, Took longer to clean the sides than to apply the graphic.

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You need to pick out a pantone color. You can not have a color that is on PVC and recreate it on paper. All you can do is get a color that matches it to the best of your eye and go with it.