lorena

Ok. If I want to organize myself I got to ask a couple of questions.

Questions for heat press method......


Do you guys pre print your designes and then when they are ordered or when you need them, do you just get it out and press it?


if so....where can the pre printed transfers be stored safley?
in a plastic bag. .... in a book? or what?
I mean in order for they wont get damaged.


currently I got my blank transfer paper in a big bible, on a shelf..
but the ones I have not printed I just have them saved on my computer.

What is your method of storage?
Lorena

 

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Quote: Originally Posted by lorena Ok. If I want to organize myself I got to ask a couple of questions. Questions for heat press method...... Do you guys pre print your designes and then when they are ordered or when you need them, do you just get it out and press it? if so....where can the pre printed transfers be stored safley? in a plastic bag. .... in a book? or what? I mean in order for they wont get damaged. currently I got my blank transfer paper in a big bible, on a shelf.. but the ones I have not printed I just have them saved on my computer. What is your method of storage? Lorena

the idea is to press them and to sell them.

depends on the transfer types, i find CLC digital transfers stick to regular paper easy.

Wax paper or transfer release paper helps with most plastisol inks from sticking to regular paper too.... when you store them.

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Other than plastisol I print as I need. That way no chance of getting damaged.I am one of these people that can't be trusted with a cup of coffee in my hand. I will find a wy to spill on something, even if it 3 feet away..

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