Rodney

Quote: Then, I realized I have what I thought was a worthless to me hat heat transfer machine. But I bet I could use it to heat transfer labels on.

Yep, the cap press is great for putting on heat transfer labels. That's what was used to relabel some of the forum t-shirts.

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we've pretty much brainstormed all the possibilities that were mentioned before ... but i wanted to know people's opinions with fabric ink stamps.... for relabelling... we were seriously thinking of cutting out both the brand and info tags from the shirts then using a rubber stamp (with all necessary info) and a fabric paint like ZIMPAINT, or a stencil and a foam brush with ZIMPAINT.

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i have not tested it out yet... but it claims you cant feel it on the fabric so it wont bother or itch your back neckline...

does anyone have any advice on INDELLIGIBLE stamps, and/or permanent fabric ink stamps? ...

i'm not worried that if after a year of washing it fades away... i kinda like that idea...

 

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Quote: i'm not worried that if after a year of washing it fades away... i kinda like that idea...

Keep in mind that if it fades after a year, you could be fined by the FTC. They require that the labels last for the life of the garment.

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