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Savannah Dan · October 17th, 2006

Has anyone been able to find a place that has IronALL transfers under any name since the factort relocated?

I'm thinking about going to MagicJet paper since I can't find it. What are the differences between the two? I know IronALL had a softer hand. Can you stretch MagicJet like you can IronALL without problems?

Thanks for any help you can give me. Thanks.

If you want to take a look at my very first order (130 shirts!) you can take a look at the slideshow at this link. The COARI design is my own.

http://www.imagestation.com/album/sl...?id=2101804302

starprince · October 17th, 2006

http://www.newmilfordphoto.com/
This is where I get mine.
I love your work.

Savannah Dan · October 17th, 2006

Thanks for the compliment. I'm especially proud of the COARI logo. Did NMP finally get some more in? I guess I need to check back with them. I think John is the fellas name. Thanks.

lgiglio1 · October 17th, 2006

Did you print those yourself with iron all? What printer did you use?

badalou · October 17th, 2006

He was only out of 8 x 14. he has 8 x 11

Savannah Dan · October 18th, 2006

Lisa, printed them myself on IronALL with an Epson 1280 and bulk Magic Mix inks. How may sea creatures did you find in my COARI logo?

Thanks for the info, Lou. I thought they had said they would let me know when they got some more in.

As for the other questions, can anyone answer them for me. Thanks.

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	What are the differences between the two? I know IronALL had a softer hand. Can you stretch MagicJet like you can IronALL without problems?

badalou · October 18th, 2006

I asked him about the paper about being out of 8 x 11 and he said he was never out of that size. Only the 8 x 14.

Rodney · October 18th, 2006

What size (how wide) is the Coastal Outdoors back printing on those t-shirts?

Savannah Dan · October 18th, 2006

Now that I think of it Lou, I think I was trying to get 11x17 from him. I ended up taping 2 8 1/2 x 11s together with 1" blue (painters) masking tape. It worked great. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by badalou


	I asked him about the paper about being out of 8 x 11 and he said he was never out of that size. Only the 8 x 14.

Savannah Dan · October 18th, 2006

Rodney, I used 8 1/2 x 11 on the men's S-XL so the CO on those was about 10 1/4". I used 11 x 17 on the 2-3XL. The CO on those is a grand 15 1/2" to 16". In the future I will use a larger size on the XL shirts. The transfers are pressed on Hanes Beefy-Ts, white, grey, and natural. I really like the natural. The sheepsheads looked great on them. They have a raw look. I believe they are made of unbleached cotton. Just great for an outdoors theme.

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Originally Posted by Rodney


	What size (how wide) is the Coastal Outdoors back printing on those t-shirts?

Savannah Dan · October 18th, 2006

Is there anyone who has used both IronALL and MagicJet transfers that can give me a comparison between the two? If MagicJet holds it's color longer and just has a little stiffer hand I may switch to it. Which one comes closest to screen print.

Thanks for all of y'all help. I know moderating this site takes a lot of time and energy. I'm one of the moderators at Coastal Outdoors, and the president of the Coastal Outdoors Foundation. COARI is our first project, and we expect to deploy our first reef cones in the next 2 weeks.

Twinge · October 19th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Savannah Dan


	Is there anyone who has used both IronALL and MagicJet transfers that can give me a comparison between the two?

From what I've heard from those that have used both: IronAll is harder to work with, but has a much softer hand. Magic Jet is easy to use, has a bit more of a hand, but has brighter colors.

I'd suggest giving it a try anyway; you might even want to use both for different things, depending.

treadhead · December 19th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Savannah Dan


	Now that I think of it Lou, I think I was trying to get 11x17 from him. I ended up taping 2 8 1/2 x 11s together with 1" blue (painters) masking tape. It worked great. Thanks.

Is this something that can be done consistently to avoid having to buy a large format printer? I"m trying to decide if I want to pay extra for the large format printer but this would appear to be an answer if it worked.

Has anybody else done this with success?

Thanks for any help that can be provided......

gmille39 · December 19th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Savannah Dan


	Has anyone been able to find a place that has IronALL transfers under any name since the factort relocated? I'm thinking about going to MagicJet paper since I can't find it. What are the differences between the two? I know IronALL had a softer hand. Can you stretch MagicJet like you can IronALL without problems? Thanks for any help you can give me. Thanks. If you want to take a look at my very first order (130 shirts!) you can take a look at the slideshow at this link. The COARI design is my own. http://www.imagestation.com/album/sl...?id=2101804302

Very nice designs. Were all the fish from artwork they provided, or clipart you found?

gmille39 · December 19th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Savannah Dan


	Rodney, I used 8 1/2 x 11 on the men's S-XL so the CO on those was about 10 1/4". I used 11 x 17 on the 2-3XL. The CO on those is a grand 15 1/2" to 16". In the future I will use a larger size on the XL shirts. The transfers are pressed on Hanes Beefy-Ts, white, grey, and natural. I really like the natural. The sheepsheads looked great on them. They have a raw look. I believe they are made of unbleached cotton. Just great for an outdoors theme.

So the regular transfers still looked good on the gray?

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