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Eastdsm · April 17th, 2007

The one I got from first street, I sent the actual photo to them. It doesn't look bad as the picture was a race car, but I could see how it would look a little different if it were a person. I just sublimated it on a 100% poly soft Link tee and it looks pretty good ,but then my cost is much higher because of the $5-$6 shirt. I was hoping to keep the cost to the client $8-$10 as it is a fundraiser for autism but the only way I see to do that is to sublimate onto 50/50 T's and lose the quality.

Any other suggestions?

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Eastdsm T-Shirt Lover T-Shirt Aficionado Thread Starter You can call me: Chase Member Since: Mar 2007 Posts: 109 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Making a photo transfer? Help! The one I got from first street, I sent the actual photo to them. It doesn't look bad as the picture was a race car, but I could see how it would look a little different if it were a person. I just sublimated it on a 100% poly soft Link tee and it looks pretty good ,but then my cost is much higher because of the $5-$6 shirt. I was hoping to keep the cost to the client $8-$10 as it is a fundraiser for autism but the only way I see to do that is to sublimate onto 50/50 T's and lose the quality. Any other suggestions?
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