hiGH

can vinyl be compared to other printing methods in terms of quality?

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COEDS

If vinyl is applied correctly it will last as long as the garmnet. I use hotmark 70 vinyl and it seems to hold up great. ....JB

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hiGH

Quote: Originally Posted by COEDS If vinyl is applied correctly it will last as long as the garmnet. I use hotmark 70 vinyl and it seems to hold up great. ....JB

thats awesome.. does that include no fading?

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I've never had it fade either. ..JB

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Quote: Originally Posted by COEDS I've never had it fade either. ..JB

sounds good... i think this will be my next buy

oh yeah... do you know of any major brands that use vinyl?

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Quote: Originally Posted by hiGH sounds good... i think this will be my next buy oh yeah... do you know of any major brands that use vinyl? Thanks again

Many major brands mix all types of print methods on their t-shirts to get the desired effect they want.

So it's possible that a design or two from a particular line has some vinyl on it.

You can see pictures of vinyl here: http://www.t-shirtforums.com/tags/vinyl-pics/

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Quote: Originally Posted by Rodney Many major brands mix all types of print methods on their t-shirts to get the desired effect they want. So it's possible that a design or two from a particular line has some vinyl on it. You can see pictures of vinyl here: http://www.t-shirtforums.com/tags/vinyl-pics/

That makes sense.

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Quote: Originally Posted by hiGH That makes sense. Thanks a lot Rodney.

Hi Alex, just to give you a specific company that uses vinyl in their t-shirt line:

I was in Louisiana this weekend and I went into an urban clothing store. There's a company called R.World (rworldusa.com) and they had a couple of t-shirts there that were done using 100% vinyl. I think it was a 2 or 3 color design.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Rodney Hi Alex, just to give you a specific company that uses vinyl in their t-shirt line: I was in Louisiana this weekend and I went into an urban clothing store. There's a company called R.World (rworldusa.com) and they had a couple of t-shirts there that were done using 100% vinyl. I think it was a 2 or 3 color design.

hey rodney,

I will check them out and see what they are doing with vinyl.

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