Iron on vinyl?

[68dodgeramman]

[FONT=Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif]I had a guy come to me the other day that has an antique snowmobile. He wants to have a cover made for it to match the original cover. So he asked me if I have vinyl that I can cut out the graphics and iron on. So my question is, Is there anything out there like that? You gotta understand I don't get this request everyday, lol. Or is there someone here that could do it if I sent the vector to them? Thanks for any info.[/FONT]

 

[Mosh]

Like a termo-flex, stuff used on t-shirts? What is the cover made out of?

 

[68dodgeramman]

I was just coming back to add that it's made of canvass. Lol, Thanks Mosh.

 

[Mosh]

http://www.signsupply.com/vinyl/Heat_Transfer/ThermoFlex.asp

Cut this out mirrored and go to any local t-shirt shop and have them press it on. A normal iron will not work.

 

[omgsideburns]

they are a merchant member... the ecofilm and ecofilm+ is good stuff.

http://www.imprintables.com/index.c...359C561337EF0&jsessionid=64306349c9b35f5174e4

 

[trimguy]

We use the autographz system digital iron and media

 

[bigwebman]

Mosh is right, you need to heat press it. A household iron does not put down enough pressure or get to the right temp. Thermo-Flex is good stuff, but Tony is right too, Eco-Film from Imprintables is excellent, great hot peel, and nice hand.

 

[68dodgeramman]

Thanks for the replies guys. I really appreciate it. I'm gonna do some calling around on it tomorrow if I have time. Thanks again!