hello sa lahat,
I'm A newbie here...taga cebu ko. This site is very informative..maka buhi og dugo.hehe..Anyone who needs color separation I can help. God bless
bossing byron,
saan ba maganda bumili ng pigment at dye sublimation inks diyan sa manila? yung reliable na inks sir?
salamat.
edwin
Hi Edwin,
Honestly, I also don't know where's this reliable supplier. Most of the 3rd party sellers only have dye ink, and almost all sublimation inks are from China.
Hi Edwin,
Honestly, I also don't know where's this reliable supplier. Most of the 3rd party sellers only have dye ink, and almost all sublimation inks are from China.
ah ok sir salamat! i'll have embroidery work order for you later sir.
tnx ulit.
Mga sirs..meron po ba dito sa pinas ang makukuhanan ng mga materials para sa mga foil transfers? meron po ba gumagawa nito dito? gusto ko po kasi sana yung mga metallic colors eh like silver & gold.. pahelp naman po baka me kilala kayo na gumagawa ng ganito. gusto ko kasi matutunan din siya. o kaya pagawa na lang ako kung sino yung gumagawa nun..
bossing byron,
saan ba maganda bumili ng pigment at dye sublimation inks diyan sa manila? yung reliable na inks sir?
salamat.
edwin
Try mo tawagan ang number na ito (02)3810399 / (02)3311587. Nagbebenta sila ng heat transfer ink(pigment) na karamihan gamit dito sa forum galing US not china. Myroon narin ata silang foil or vinyl transfer materials.
Try mo tawagan ang number na ito (02)3810399 / (02)3311587. Nagbebenta sila ng heat transfer ink(pigment) na karamihan gamit dito sa forum galing US not china. Myroon narin ata silang foil or vinyl transfer materials.
Thank you for this sir..Try ko tawagan ito minsan.
hi guys please check some of my t-shirt designs marketed for abroad its 100% made in the philippines. im doing the concepts, detailing and the color separation.
im planning to put-up my own t-shirt business here in manila. (Loading...)
I'm doing silkscreen as a hobby. I just like the idea of making my own tshirt designs, para maiba naman.
A friend informed me about this extremely informational and fun site, he said that the technique I'm using is already obsolete (green film) and that i might learn a thing or two here. They needed shirts for their office and went to divisoria, that's how he got to know about "Photo Emulsion Technique" not really sure how its called.
I've already learned a few things about it while browsing this site, its just that I'm having a hard time thinking how to make a simple exposure unit (what bulb to use, etc. things like that). Apparently, we need to use a metal halide bulb right? Is there any other bulb we can use? I'd appreciate the help guys. Thanks in advance...
I've already learned a few things about it while browsing this site, its just that I'm having a hard time thinking how to make a simple exposure unit (what bulb to use, etc. things like that). Apparently, we need to use a metal halide bulb right? Is there any other bulb we can use? I'd appreciate the help guys. Thanks in advance...
i use 8 flourescent bulbs spaced evenly in a 30" x 30" wooden box.
one guy i know uses incandescent bulbs. for a tight budget... these are perfect. no need for a very expensive/special lights.
I see, 8 flourescent bulbs? Ang dami pala, i was thinking of 3 to 4 bulbs only. How many watts each sir? Do you recommend any brand/ type in particular? Does it have to be a 30 x 30 box or its just your preferred size?
Re: Filipino Shirt printers 
God bless
, I'm already excited!
