<r>Due to concentrating on my Photography and Vinyl t-shirt side of the business , I'm selling off my sublimation equipment, Ive got the auction on ebay for fixed price £650 collection only,<br/>
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<r>there seems to be a AWS two-tone sweatshirt out there , but have not identified the manufacturer yet!<br/>
it can be seen <URL url="http://www.onestopplus.co.uk/products/aws-pure-cotton-two-tone-sweatshirt/700112/324256290.aspx?cmpid=SHC0001OSPGMRCHBLNKBLANK&utm_source=GoogleProductsutm_medium ...

White mugs i left to cool, any WOW or cloured mugs i've always dunked in tepid water.

I press 80 secs at 170 degrees with very little pressure, very nice results so far.

I use 'vector magic' which is a program to change any graphic including jpg to scalable vectors, results can then be imported to any sign software .

<t>If etching, ensure you really mask off the areas you don't want etched well, you have to apply the etching paste quite thick, but you can always scrape this off and put back in it's storage container for future use, it only needs to be on for 5 mins and the results are quite impressive, although ...

Is there anyone else using their cutter to manufacture stencils for Diamonte?
end result on a garment is
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looks like a lot of work, but it only needs weeding the once!

I'd have been around £15 for each t-shirt with that many colours and size too

I found that if using flock over a seam and your pressure is too high, the flock actually tore, by adding in an extra piece of silicon (3mm) on top of the flock i didn't get these tears.
I also use the cap press for a variety of other pressing situations

I'd agree that Flex is cheaper, but many of my customers like the more expensive look to flock on t-shirts, especially on non white t-shirts.
Although when it's multiple colours within their logo it's not as easy to layer.