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when you say sub...do you mean sublimation? I don't think you will be able to produce a sublimation print that will bond to a hemp shirt. For sublimation to take you need at least 60% polyester content.

My guess is that you had an earlier version of the Seramark product. A few months back Seramark had some issues of a residue being left behind. The problem was noticed and has been solved. Since our launch of the product we have had no issues with the residue being left behind. I would be...

Condolensces to the family

Seramark meets all CPSIA requirements and is 100% phthalate free. Opacity and white point far exceeds that of phototex as well. This material can be print and cut with no bleed required. If you are looking for a vinyl based wall graphic, look at the GMI product. samples available on request.

There are three differnt styles of heat presses to choose from…clam, swinger, and draw. Clam – The name comes from the fact that the heat press opens and closes like that of a clam. This style of press is the mosy widely used style of press out there. These presses take up very little room...

in BC i would recommend giving Stahls Canada a call.

thanks for the plug!

A t-square or a ruler is what i would use. Once you get into doing shirts, you will start eyeballing it. there is no doubt that one-offs can go for 15-25 easy. There are alot of unique things you can do with heat press vinyl from glitters, foils, metallics, etc. I put together a...

Adding a heat press is a nice way to add a couple of extra bucks in your pocket. In no way shape or form will you be trying to compete with a screen printer or doing bulk orders, but where you can fit in are with those folks who what 1-15 shirts. Nice thing about that is you can charge a premium...

No kidding its not complicated, but lets say the digital timer starts blinking or maybe its not heating properly, someone still could need some tech support on fixing it.

I recommend sticking with a name brand... Sure you may find heat presses out there for $200-$500, but you get what you pay for. The problem with the lesser priced heat presses are uneven heat, uneven pressure and most of all lack of any tech support. A press like this, however, is not a bad...

I'm with DRamm on this one...VP units have been very reliable.

What part of kentucky? There is a franchise group, Embroidme that should be able to suit your needs. There are locations in louisvile and pikeville. The website is www.embroidme.com

If you are not online, there is nothing to sync to. I would suggest to open a gmail account from your droid and you can start there.

my sync worked without a hitch, both outlook and gmail...and unfortunately even my wife's facebook LOL.

LOVE the droid...previously had a crackberry world edition so it wasn't that hard to forget about that one. I wouldn't change it for anything...email is perfect for work and ties in with gmail, contacts sync with outlook contacts, camera is nice, apps are useful and fun

Imprintables Warehouse will be there...

welcome from carmichales, PA

There are a couple of materials i would recommend for doing wall graphics... GMI wall graphic material (4 and 6 mil available) vinyl wall graphic material, solvent printable, excellent color, easy to work with, requires a bleed to prevent curling on wall Seramark - fabric based solvent...

a Versacamm is a great way to do full color customization for low to mid quantity runs. Materials are made where you can press practically anything that you can fit into your press. A lot of our customers are doing bags, totes, gloves, umbrellas, binders, camping chairs, etc. in addition to...