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bakaichi · April 15th, 2009

hi guys,

i have a question about hooping t-shirt with hooopmaster.

is there any way to remove or readuce the hoop line that get pressed on the t-shirt.

i did try to reduce the tightnss on the hoop, but he line still remain on the t-shirt.

and if is too loose, the t-shirt lose stability.

so i was wonder if u guy have any trick or tip that can use to reduce the hoop press lines.

thanks guys
Jason

awksc · April 15th, 2009

you can put tissue paper between the shirt and the top hoop, cut out a window for the embroidery. Also, try loosening the hoop before you remove it after embroidering.

ggraphics · April 15th, 2009

I have heard steam or spraying water on the area will help. It is a "bruise" caused by the garment fibers being mashed by the hoop. I've never tried doing this though.

dan-ann · April 15th, 2009

spritz the hoop burn with water - let it dry and then press it

imeccentric · April 15th, 2009

We steam every garment that goes out. Some just spritz it with water and the fibers will plump back up again.

lizziemaxine · April 16th, 2009

I spray the hoop mark with Magic Sizing and give it a light pressing with the iron.
Magic Sizing is a lightweight spray starch.
You find it with the laundry detergents at the grocery store.
I buy mine for $1 per can at the Dollar Store.

HGE · April 16th, 2009

Best to but a steamer, I also steam every garment before it leaves the shop. Makes everything look nice and makes customers happy...

bakaichi · April 16th, 2009

^^ thx guy for all the input~< i will give it a try

SunEmbroidery · April 18th, 2009

Steam! Its easy and quick and doesn't leave a smell like Magic sizing.

LUV DEM TIGERS · April 19th, 2009

I use the magic sizing. The darker the shirt the worse it leaves the mark.

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