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Greg Hamrick · March 7th, 2007

I agree with Lewis on that #5 deal. I've made transfers and that is a no-no. And if your not going to use a vacuum platen to hold the paper down, get some unilan powder or something esle for transfers to take the tack off the paper: if you use sticky to hold it in place for multi-colors. If you don't, the paper will stick to the print.

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Greg Hamrick T-Shirt Lover T-Shirt Master You can call me: Greg Member Since: Jan 2007 Location: Fayetteville, WV Posts: 374 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Make your own Plastisol Transfers I agree with Lewis on that #5 deal. I've made transfers and that is a no-no. And if your not going to use a vacuum platen to hold the paper down, get some unilan powder or something esle for transfers to take the tack off the paper: if you use sticky to hold it in place for multi-colors. If you don't, the paper will stick to the print. . __________________ Work Harder, not Smarter...no, that's not it...Work Harder and Smarter...no...Work Hardly Smarter...NO!...DangIt! Just get to work!
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