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you might want to get a better definition of "harsh". Are we talking caustic? Solvents? Abrasive? Etc. Different environments can have different requirements.

I own Hydro Print Services down here in FL and would be happy to discuss the project with you if you'd like. Whether we come to an agreement on it or not, I can at least give you guidance.

I did look through distributor central actually, and wound up finding these folks and Mike did a GREAT job for me https://www.cotton-love.com

ok that's cool to know about

this is the only relevant thing I found using that term. Sounds like interesting technology but also sounds like not something we could run through any printer anyone here has https://www.label-aid.com/high-temperature-labels.html

I find that REALLY hard to believe. Watching to see if anyone knows about something I don't.

this doesn't change my previous statement.

start charging them double so at least your costs will be covered for the inevitable reprint!

A tiny part of me wanted to ask for an English translation, but thankfully the rest of me said it probably still won't make sense and you need no part of that drama.

if you still want the file so you can look at it later you're welcome to it, just give me a way to get it to ya

Nope still didn't work. Bounce me a message with your email and I'll send it over. it's 11MB so probably too big for posting.

Let's try it again WITH the attachment

Stacey open up this PDF in photoshop. As is it shows what the output should look like on the shirt. If you hide the black background layer and turn off the white color overlay on the other two layers, it should be ready to output for your positive (presuming the line and angle work for you for...

I use pretty much the same method as the guy in the video. This image would be relatively easy to make a positive for in photoshop IMHO. This presumes you don't have a RIP to generate the halftone. Once you've done the work to get the photo halftone, open the original back up and copy a layer...

I've taken Roland WF cartridges to staples along with my Epson desktop ones. Worth a shot.

If you have a Ford's Garage (which is actually a restaurant despite the name) that's what they have in the men's room. BTW, try the bison burger, it's amazing.

dang, that's a great outside the box idea

Among other things, I also do hydrographic printing. If the OP is trying to put a pattern on the entire surface it may be an option (though painting carbon fiber kinda sucks and getting a consistent coating so as to not vary the weight of the arrows would be a challenge). If he's trying to add...

this could be interesting. Would love to see you document your process.