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Thats great!
I dont groc. shop much..are a terrible cook.We pay a nickel too...so I decline the bag and stuff my groceries in my pockets..sweater...wherever they fit...lol, get alot of funny looks walking out and only been harrased by security once..lol...I make sure i keep my reciept of...
This is easy money jobs, I cut the stencil using sign vinyl..apply, get some armour etch from a hobby store and apply as per instructions. I etch twice (apply,rinse,apply,rinse) for a uniform etch...and as they say in france..voila.
if you have a vinyl cutter, just cut a stencil...some armour etch from a hobby store and a garden hose. I put the etch cream on twice (apply ,rinse, apply rinse)..making the stencil is the hardest part...and is easy if you have a cutter.
easy money.
Thats good advice...esp for a startup with limited cash. I go with clipart and arial fonts :) when I can...Ive also traded for their services. Had a guy that runs an adventure outfit, Limited funds for signage so I helped him out and in return had a nice weekend gold panning with him and a...
yup, me too, Cadcut the foil and heat press it on ..or screenprint an adhesive and heat press a gold foil on would probably look best.
The cool thing about the heat press is you dont have to press the entire image in one shot.
I screenprinted them.
There are vinyls you can print with ecosols that can be heat pressed on t's ...tho the hand is pretty thick, I refuse to put that type of stuff on tshirts because of the thick feel...ball caps and bags are good tho'.
that's pretty cool, havent tried my hand at process yet but when I do if my first came out as good I'd have the encouragement to keep at it.
As far as Cintra tho', Ive heard bad things about outdoor use...but, i like the stuff ... so I laminate it with sign vinyl as a base colour (even...
I tell them to order it online quick before the shop goes out of business, we rarely get those type here...but thats what i like to tell them.
Another thing I noticed about those type of peeps is after I suggest they get the cheap stuff online.. they will order from me instead...You dont get...
Thats what I thought it would do...Turns out it prints real nice, I use plastisols btw.
I wouldnt imagine you could store these tho',.. ive seen the oils seep into the paper when it was uncured.
Next time your press is set up give it a try.
I use it for my heat press when making tshirts to keep my platen clean, I screenprint on them for heat transfers.. also for drawing templates on my plotter. I love the stuff.
Maybe the motel owner got what he paid for ... usually at low prices quality is the first thing to suffer. I agree about the hagglers, its the norm in their own country, they come to this part of the world and bring their customs with them expecting us to change our cultures to accommodate them...
ive done it that way for a long time too, no screen damage. What i found is your best off to remove the vinyl when your done cuz it sticks terribly after a few days and is harder to remove.:Canada:
heres my homemade press, i used a barstool swivel for the base. I also use calendared vinyl for small runs...up to 48 pieces with vinyl. i mirror,reverse weed and stick it to the shirt side of the screen and saves from having to burn and reclaim. saves alot of time and this little press makes me...
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