Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
Congrats on getting everything you need. Dont hesitate to ask questions. If you need to know ANYTHING about your transfer paper Lou will help you out LOL
I am here for you.. Be out for awhile doing multi million dollar business deals.. OK I am going to starbucks for coffee and a maple scone. Vetty.. Please, please remember the time temp and pressure.
Preheat shirt.. press at 380 to 400 and pressure should be mid to heavy and for 18 to 20 seconds. We have the same press if you bought the 15x15. I am excited for you.. If you make a mistake please feel free to call me [pm for phone number] Lou. I am in California.
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Last edited by Rodney; June 29th, 2006 at 12:19 PM.
I am here for you.. please feel free to call me ***-478-**** Lou. I am in California.
Now there is a brave man!! Just kidding Lou. I think that shows just how close we have gotten here on this board. Thanks Rodney for a place I can feel at home and at ease asking for help and suggestions.
And Lou, thanks a ton for your help. Your activity on these forums has influenced 90% of my activity so far. Will keep you guys updated on my progress. I might setup a blog with pictures of my progression or something. I think it'd help out the community.
PS. Lou, I went for the 11x15 due to limited power resources and budget constraints. But its all I need for the work that I will be doing.
If you think that will work for your than OK.. One thing all of you out there may consider if you own a small press is that if you do get busy and can afford a larger press then your small press would be great for taking with you to do on site jobs, like special events.. I know my 15x 15 weigh 80 pound and I am a large guy but that sucker is heavy. My geo knight is about 35 pounds. I was going to sell it but wife convinced me with the way we are going (wait, what is this we stuff) I may need it for that reason. I really appreciate the nice things you said. I try to be helpful and I know I use humor a lot in what I say and it has been helpful in life.. Like the time I said "I do"
__________________ There is a center to everything.. I found mine at.. www.heatpressessentials.com Tools to get the job done! www.tbiz101.com (New)Heat Transfer Education
One thing that I do need help from, is the Milford Ironall paper that I bought. How can I tell which side I need to print on? I know you've covered it before, but god knows what thread its in.
One thing that I do need help from, is the Milford Ironall paper that I bought. How can I tell which side I need to print on? I know you've covered it before, but god knows what thread its in.
If you hold the paper up to the light, one side will shine more than the other. The side that is dull (for lack of a better term) is the side you print on.
Somehow I knew that questions was coming. Another thing Vetty is be careful in printing, like I said this paper is finicky. The ends tend to curl. Bend them back gently. The printer loves to get stuck on the paper on the ends.
__________________ There is a center to everything.. I found mine at.. www.heatpressessentials.com Tools to get the job done! www.tbiz101.com (New)Heat Transfer Education
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