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SO much truth here. A couple weeks ago, I checked 4 different wholesalers and NOBODY had athletic gray tees in size large anywhere in the country. It was totally bizarre.

I've used a few different services but have settled on custom-transfers.com and so far I've had pretty good results from them with only a few problem transfers out of many hundreds purchased. Off the top of my head, I had 2 that just plain didn't want to adhere to the garment and couldn't figure...

Do you have a heat press? You can order DTF transfers and do them in house pretty easily. I'm not a fan of DTG for the most part. I say that as primarily a shirt guy who does screen print, cut HTV, print/cut HTV, and winds up pressing a butt ton of DTF prints. It's my preferred way for...

Buy some wide ribbon and run some HTV through your plotter

I'm bumping this necro thread purely for my own entertainment because it's got some funny stuff. Plus I just found it whilst (unsuccessfully) trying to figure out if there was any sort of conversion from ounces of banner material to thickness in mils. :wink:

Holy crap, I'm WAY underpriced. Will be fixing that forthwith.

That was actually really cool to watch. Do you guys offer this as a contract service? I get customers asking for it occasionally and don't have a vendor for it. If not, perhaps you have a customer of yours who does that you can connect me with?

I bet she did a wonderful job of prepping that surface to accept paint and give excellent adhesion. :rolleyes:

You should totally fuck off and die, spammer. Just sayin'.

TY, metal maina will fit the bill nicely. Appreciate the assist!

What the Font had no suggestions and the client doesn't know either.

I've been using Bitwarden for a couple years now. Love that it's cross platform so I can use from my phone or my MacBook or whatever. Makes life a LOT easier.

it's probably spam trying to create backlinking to that website to lend it credibility

I mostly use existing films, but I've got literally thousands of designs available. I will also often pair them with some stencil or decal work (buried under the clear coat) for custom jobs. The bulk of what I dip anymore is all contract work for one specific client with a limited range of...

I just use a swiffer :Cool 2:

Another option to consider would be hydrographic prints. Happens to be my other business venture, and not trying to drum up business (yes that was a dad-joke :rock-n-roll:), but if you want to talk about options for it I'm happy to share insight. There's a fairly good rusty metal film...

Probably not the popular opinion but if that's the only thing you're printing with it, perhaps consider the Roland BN-20A. Print quality is excellent and for those small pieces and runs I doubt the slow speed will be a hindrance to your projects.

I wonder if you can turn in all those empties at Staples for credit

That's interesting, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

I've made a point to weigh full and empty carts, unfortunately I don't have the numbers in front of me right now. I will agree with others in that you can slice the plastic tab off and keep going for a while