Hey Guys I need major help i want to know whats better screenprinting or heat transfer or do they both give great quality in there own productive way ........i need major help with a decision immedialty thanks so muc
Hey Guys I need major help i want to know whats better screenprinting or heat transfer or do they both give great quality in there own productive way ........i need major help with a decision immedialty thanks so muc
Please search the forums for this information. There's LOTS of posts about it
great video!!!
what printer did you use lou ?? roland? where did you get that paper from?? milford photo?? ...
The ironall paper comes from new milford photo (as well as several other sources).
This video was made back in January of this year (2007) though, so there may be a more recent paper that performs better.
I think Lou has another, more recent video about it on youtube about it. From what I remember, he uses an epson C88 with a bulk ink system from coastal business.
The ironall paper comes from new milford photo (as well as several other sources).
This video was made back in January of this year (2007) though, so there may be a more recent paper that performs better.
I think Lou has another, more recent video about it on youtube about it. From what I remember, he uses an epson C88 with a bulk ink system from coastal business.
You are right Rodney. I think I will be going in and redoing some of the older videos to bring them up to date. Yes I do use a c88+ with a CIS system. The new videos show me using the Jet Pro sofStretch for lights. John at new Milford just emailed me about some new paper.. Man I can't keep up. I think I am becoming consumer reports for the paper people.
You are right Rodney. I think I will be going in a redoing some of the older videos to bring them up to date. Yes I do use a c88+ with aa CIS system. The new videos show me using the Jet Pro sofStretch for lights. John at new Milfor just emailed me about some new paper.. man I can't keep up. I think I am becoming consumer reports for the paper people.
the iron all paper can please someone tell me where i cna buy it from other than milford photo please
You might want to try some samples before you buy a lot of the ironall paper (for darks).
This video was why I decided to get into t-shirts and haven't been able to replicate his results. Now I have a couple grand in equipment and materials and still ain't doing business. I'm not blaming badalou, he does good work and helps a lot of people. I didn't know enough to check the dates and should have had the forsite to double check the current "trends" that the paper were going through. I didn't really know how things worked. I'm a lot amore knowledgable now and only waiting on funds to but a cutter with contour abilities and will be good to start. Then I'll add sublimation dye and mugs with both wraps and a press. Good luck and do a LOT of research.
Terry
You might want to try some samples before you buy a lot of the ironall paper (for darks).
This video was why I decided to get into t-shirts and haven't been able to replicate his results. Now I have a couple grand in equipment and materials and still ain't doing business. I'm not blaming badalou, he does good work and helps a lot of people. I didn't know enough to check the dates and should have had the forsite to double check the current "trends" that the paper were going through. I didn't really know how things worked. I'm a lot amore knowledgable now and only waiting on funds to but a cutter with contour abilities and will be good to start. Then I'll add sublimation dye and mugs with both wraps and a press. Good luck and do a LOT of research.
Terry
I use Everlast for darks which is Iron all for darks. A lot of the problems are simple to solve. Pre pressing a shirt is one problem. what kind of problem are you having? Lovbe to help if I can. Lou
New "Iron All" Heat transfer paper - Video 
