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versacamm is an excellent way to produce full color transfers...as far as hand, regardless of any transfer material that you use, it the design is full front/back with no weed outs...its not going to feel very good. The key when producing transfers is keeping them to left chest, sleeves, shorts...

done and done!

we carry a number of different material for your application. I would recommend trying our Eco Print or Quick Print. You can shoot me you info via PM and i can send some samples for you.

what are you setting your page size to? If you are setting it for the same width as the vinyl it will cut you off. If you are using a 15" wide roll you would want to set your material size at 13" - 13.5" max for you width.

transfer paper Laser and Inkjet transfers are not of the highest quality for full color images. They are used for short term applications and a nice solution for something that will not be laundered. If you are looking for high quality color transfers there are a number of different options...

Profile You can use the Quick Print profile listed there. Unfortunately we do not have access to the 540v any longer which is why we can't make a profile specifically for the machine. PLease feel free to contact me with any questions. Thank you.

sounds good. Look forward to your feedback

hmm good question...kinda weird cutting is off on one specific material. do you notice if it is on off any particular side?

are you looking to sublimate these yourself? If not, check out boombah.com or teamworkathletic.com

Hi All - put of my product line i would recommend the following materials...thanks for the plugs as well Eco-Print - Thin, very easy to use, excellent print quality and durability, matte finish. Every day use for colored cottons and poly/cotton blends Solutions Opaque - Nylon, leathers...

i would say it would compare in thickness and print quality but would outperform in durability.

Eco Print is .088mm thick...same as Express Print. It is available in 20" and 40" rolls.

a 12" square is always going to feel like a patch regardless of how thin or thick the material is. The express print from Stahls is a great product. Imprintables direct comparison is the Eco-Print.

http://www.imprintables.com/product/spectra-bling,488,64.htm I'll be sending the samples for you today as well. Thanks!

go with a working hotronix. you wont be sorry. The cheapies are ok if you are pressing here and there a few times a week, but nothing for day to day usage. Temperature inconsistencies across the platen and uneven pressure make for not so successful transfers.

if you are cutting to the edge of the ink, it is best to allow some dry time prior to cutting....especially with stretchable materials.

If anyone would like a sample of the bling(glitter material), please let me know.

the tighter the density the easier the tear will be for you.

a standard satin stitch should be fine. You wont need to add any additional pull comp because the media isn't as thick as the puff material.

Here is a great new technique for a high glitter finish applique. For reference, Glitterflake is our Bling...please feel free to contact me with any questions. http://tedstahl.com/2013/04/how-to-save-time-with-stahls-new-rip-away-applique/