Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
i have been printing transfers for a while now but still have trouble getting my designs to align on the shirts good are there any aids to help with this
Welcome Aboard, everyone has a problem at one time or another aligning a transfer. There are some commercial aids available. Badlou a member of this forum has one, check it out at:
teesquareit.com
Good Luck with your transfers.
Bill M
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Welcome Aboard, everyone has a problem at one time or another aligning a transfer. There are some commercial aids available. Badlou a member of this forum has one, check it out at:
teesquareit.com
Good Luck with your transfers.
Bill M
I have several videos on youtube that might help also. gp YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. search badalou for all my videos.. now numbering 21
I just got a second teesquareit and it is great .I got the larger one this time and it seems work better. I think Lou is a genious!. If you don't have one, you should. Good luck. ...... JB
That is a great comment... I think I will show my wife... She has a different opinion.. LOL. No really I just had an idea that I thought would work and I put it out there and everyone seems to be happy with it. Lou
Thanks Badalou, I just made my first order. I am new to the field and want to do my own designs more than doing anything for anyone else, so this comes extremely handy for me..
You may consider lightly pressing a crease right down the center of the item for a reference point. It's obviously very easy to fold a shirt in half.
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