hi Fadzuli, I saw the t's quotation that u've got and it seems too good to be true (at least by posters ard). have u managed to check out the samples? maybe we could combine our order to get better rates?
sorry naka, which quotation are you refering to? ive been sending so many emails and PMs that i suddenly lost track of everything. haha...my bad i know...
anyway, if there is no one doing plastisol transfers in singapore, has anyone thought of screen printing on transfer paper? im not sure wat kind of paper is used for the transfer, but the main question is, is it feasible? im doin like this coz i dun wan to have an inventory of ready made shirts that no one wants to buy or a size that no one can fit. get wat i mean? haha.
its banned? really? wat chemical is that exactly? looks like i have to look for it overseas then.
anyone?
It's really a control chemical which can cause cancer if the process is not done in a control enviroment which can cause cancer.
You can find pastisol transfer supplier in Malaysia, Taiwan and China but i'm not sure if you can bring them thru Singapore customs
and for silkscreen you can find them in stores like Artfriends at Bas Basah just next to the National Library,
one bad thing about silkscreen is that the inks has an expiry time of 6 months.
The ink is toxin so please take extra care when doing at home, do not wash in sinks that are used to wash food.
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Originally Posted by naka
hi Fadzuli, I saw the t's quotation that u've got and it seems too good to be true (at least by posters ard). have u managed to check out the samples? maybe we could combine our order to get better rates?
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Hi naka, fazuli what are you guys buying ?
I'm interested in combining a purchase, in this industries it is always cheaper to combine our orders
do keep me informed
Last edited by Magenta; August 10th, 2008 at 01:02 AM.
i was referring to the 2000 pcs of t's that you've mentioned...checked it out? I'm definitely interested if we can get some quality stuffs at a discount ;-)
i was referring to the 2000 pcs of t's that you've mentioned...checked it out? I'm definitely interested if we can get some quality stuffs at a discount ;-)
btw, has anyone tried DTG here in SG?
haha Oh i can't remember already but i've tried DTG the print is rough and expensive moreover the print does not last long when washed.
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