JetPro Soft Stretch fake
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If you bought it from t-shirtsupplies, then it is genuine 
I think the mark is up to the vendor, I might be wrong, but you may contact Mike, and let us know what he says.
I think the mark is up to the vendor, I might be wrong, but you may contact Mike, and let us know what he says.
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Hi Marcelo, I'm still new to this biz and have not ordered from t-shirtsupplies.com before so I have no idea. I used Coastal and they're more costly. Its a security issue. I just got a order from a school and don't want to mess up my first order.
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I among many others members of the forums have t-shirtsupplies as our favorite JPSS supplier.
But like I said in my previous post, it would be a good idea to contact them and ask them about it.
But all in all I think you are safe
But like I said in my previous post, it would be a good idea to contact them and ask them about it.
But all in all I think you are safe
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Mine has blue grid lines, there was a couple from another package that only has some pencil traces , think it came in a sample pack.
, think it came in a sample pack.
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Why don't you try one, if after pressed it looks like a JPSS, it stretches like a JPSS and washes like a JPSS, then it is a JPSS
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Maybe badalou will chime in ...I think he is a distributor for JPSS...he should know or can find out
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I just checked my package of JPSS 11x17, unopened until now, and there is no mark on the back.
You should be fine.
But let see what Lou can add.
You should be fine.
But let see what Lou can add.
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Chani, thats what I did. The backing and polymer tear together! Its frustrating. I know thats what t-shirtsupplies.com says on their website but the product looks different. First, I'm worried that I mess up my first client and secondly got a generic. Just caught me off guard. Maybe I'm overly cautious.
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actually it was kelly and Mr david that told me you were the one that found you can seperate the paper. I did what you described on opaque paper. I questioned that it could be done with JPSs but found out I was wrong. That said I would not want to do that unless I was using my gx24. Otherwise a lot of work. Now as for the back of the paper. My paper is clearly marked JetPro Sofstretch. My supplier told me (major) they never heard of JPSS being marked any other way. I think some one did a thread on this. Mike may be requesting his paper this way. I am one that calls a Ford a Ford. I trust the emblem on the front tells me what I have. Actually I have a saturn. Lou
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I think I should insist, take an old/test t-shirt, white, print something in the suspected JPSS, transfer it, and see the results. Stretch the t-shirt, it should not crack.
Good luck
Good luck
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Well I just found out (thank to this thread) my package of 11x17 JPSS has no marks, I have not used it yet, but tomorrow I will have to try one.actually it was kelly and Mr david that told me you were the one that found you can seperate the paper. I did what you described on opaque paper. I questioned that it could be done with JPSs but found out I was wrong. That said I would not want to do that unless I was using my gx24. Otherwise a lot of work. Now as for the back of the paper. My paper is clearly marked JetPro Sofstretch. My supplier told me (major) they never heard of JPSS being marked any other way. I think some one did a thread on this. Mike may be requesting his paper this way. I am one that calls a Ford a Ford. I trust the emblem on the front tells me what I have. Actually I have a saturn. Lou![]()
The blue grid at the back is printed after the jumbo roll is slit down to sheets. If your supplier is in a hurry for stock, then they may not have time to wait for the manufacturer to print the grid lines.
Alternatively what sometimes happens is that the manufacturer has printed this paper for another customer with a line instead of the grid, and when your supplier needs stock urgently, they take this stock instead of waiting for stock to be printed with the squares.
As long as you're buying from a reputable supplier, the print on the back is meaningless.
Alternatively what sometimes happens is that the manufacturer has printed this paper for another customer with a line instead of the grid, and when your supplier needs stock urgently, they take this stock instead of waiting for stock to be printed with the squares.
As long as you're buying from a reputable supplier, the print on the back is meaningless.
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