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here it is: Make Custom Temporary Tattoos with Tattoo Paper

digifab.com makes/sells all kind of printable fabrics

nice job! however, as far as "I was upset that there was dynasub, chromaluxe and then nothing in between." - there is this guy in your neck of the woods - http://www.digitalgrafx.biz/brands/UV-PLUS%21.html - selling dye-sub aluminum. works great., so don't be upset ;)

pm me i'll tell you how to do it

so true...you don't even need a flatbed - in many cases. I print "wood products" all day everyday on Epson 9800 - waterbased inks R2R printer. I print on veneer, then mount it on a substrate - whatever it may be - plywood, or whatnot. No worries about warped boards, headstrikes, board weight...

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Actually...it does work. I ventured and gained. I have a homemade flatbed printer - Mutoh RJ900 and I run materials up to 1.5" thick - and it was my choice to stop there (and the length of tubing involved). So the problem was to rise the printhead to accommodate the thickness. The solution - to...

here is one: http://sincityhydrographics.com/

have somebody do water-transfer printing for you - there are few shops in Vegas, CF is a very popular pattern, I'm sure you'll find one that works for you.

More $$?

The technology was here for about 30 years or so - it's called conductive ink - it is used to print PCB boards - printed circuit boards. Ink is colloidal silver, it runs trough both piezo and thermal heads - ie, anything DX something or another, and HP or Cannon. Here is the link...

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what model mutoh? i print on my rj900 directly from corel/photoshop - it has a windows driver, no need for rip

don't know VW, I use a different RIP, the concept is - make your file the size of the image, choose the distance between repeats - or print the same in a row, once the row is printed, manually advance the media and print the next row. Little illustration of what I'm talking about:

I think it's called "custom ink set" in Wasatch, basically it will turn off all the channels but black. I use a different rip for the same purpose - almost, I turn off all the "light" crap

here is another one - doing just that: http://www.unwrap3d.com/u3d/index.aspx

the answer is right there in your explanation - BodyPaint 3D will do it, so will Animation Master, it's called uv mapping