[Juma3435]

I m not new in the t-Shirt business, but looking to grow. Need to print on colored shirts. Thinking about Roland GX-24 Vinyl Cutter
Heat sensitive Vinyl. Looking for feeback. Found my self with this helpfull website

 

[ckelly617]

I have a GCC (puma) cutter. It works fine for me. I would have gone with a better make but had limited funds. I have used thermoflex and hotmark for the t-shirt vinyl. They both work pretty good as far as the cutting and weeding, but I think that the thermoflex looks better on the fabric. I have screen printing equipment too, but I haven't gotten comfortable with the equipment. For me, vinyl transfers give me less problems. I do simple designs so the vinyl has been fine for me. So, what kind of questions do you have? I'm no expert either, I'm still learning myself.

 

[Rodney]

Hi Rodney, welcome to the T-Shirt Forums!

 

[Juma3435]

I have a GCC (puma) cutter. It works fine for me. I would have gone with a better make but had limited funds. I have used thermoflex and hotmark for the t-shirt vinyl. They both work pretty good as far as the cutting and weeding, but I think that the thermoflex looks better on the fabric. I have screen printing equipment too, but I haven't gotten comfortable with the equipment. For me, vinyl transfers give me less problems. I do simple designs so the vinyl has been fine for me. So, what kind of questions do you have? I'm no expert either, I'm still learning myself.

Thanks for your response, I like the roland becaues I do'nt want to get locked into something that I hopefully out grow to quick. I do some work for a car club and they bring computer designed art work totransfered but would like to use colored shirts. Screen printing is costly, too many colors. What is a good brand of heat transfer paper that will work with the cutter, and have a smooth feel on colored shirts?