Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
Sorry this is off-topic.. but do you have to pay licensing fees to sell all of the copyright/trademark logos you have on your site? I design my own artwork so I'm rather clueless when it comes to licensing fees and copyright infringement. Is the license fee built into the purchase price of the printed fabric or stock transfer? Anyways, I just wanted to make sure you've done your homework so you don't end up getting sued.
Knox when you buy heat transfer from pro world or any company like them you can use there images you can use them on your web site or store but if you mass produce them your self useing there transfer then you can get sued.
Sorry this is off-topic.. but do you have to pay licensing fees to sell all of the copyright/trademark logos you have on your site? I design my own artwork so I'm rather clueless when it comes to licensing fees and copyright infringement. Is the license fee built into the purchase price of the printed fabric or stock transfer? Anyways, I just wanted to make sure you've done your homework so you don't end up getting sued.
I believe you do have to pay licensing fees to sell. And I don't have them that's why I am not selling anything. I made the site before learning about copyright and licensing. i am in the process of creating a whole new site by myself with my own work. I have learned a lot on this forum about copyright and licensing.
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Chris..your original thoughts are good, but you will not get everyone to agree...just because of different experiences, equipment, material and target market...you just have to take what works for you..then experiment with new things as they come out..then make a decision...
Chris..your original thoughts are good, but you will not get everyone to agree...just because of different experiences, equipment, material and target market...you just have to take what works for you..then experiment with new things as they come out..then make a decision...
Thanks. I know different people have different experiences. I wanted those people to put their input as well. This way i can put their materials they used to a tshirt test. from their i can choose the one that i think is best.
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Considering that it may be the only "good" option out there if you don't have a DTG, then it is probably worth the price. However, I don't consider it a "great" solution yet.
Since I am blessed (or cursed perhaps..LOL) to have a DTG, I use it for dark shirts requiring full color and thermal vinyl for simple 1, 2 & 3 colors jobs with low coverage.
Now...if you are using the opaque transfer material for dark tote bags and such, then you can buy the "regular" lower priced opaque transfers.
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