Hi Paul, i am in Sheerness Kent

<t>Great design But........The only way you will achieve the design you show in the pictures, is with large format sublimation (A2+) and a very large heat press. Achieving the detail with screen printing would be possible but positioning of design over various sizes of garment would require all over ...

<t>Hi all,<br/>
I am set up for screen in up to 6 colours, black also no problem. Not been on th forum for a while as have been busy setting up a new shop. I can also take on pad printing, & hotfoiling on subcontract basis if required,<br/>
Matt</t>

<r><QUOTE author="GiftsFromScotland;13851"><s>[QUOTE=GiftsFromScotland;13851]</s>Hopefully someone can help. We have the OKI C610 laser printer. It prints the Magic Touch TTC 3.1 paper beautifully. The problem starts when we press try to press the t-shirts. We are using the Gildan t-shirts and have ...

<t>Hi Dave,<br/>
IMHO a 6 Station 6 colour workhorse speedbase carousel is a blinding bit of kit. Sure there is a lot of cheap kit on ebay and all will produce quality work, but if you are trying to teach yourself, you really don't want to be fighting against the limitations of your equipment at ...

Hi Bob,
what are you after? Single colour, multi colour?. I print transfers for our own use but may be able to assist!
Matt

<t>Hi, all on this thread,<br/>
rotary screen printing can, an very often is,used for direct printing onto ceramic mugs. More often than not this is for promotional mugs but you are limited to similar print area as with sublimation. The printing screen passes over the mug with the squeegee ...

<t>Inkjet printable waterslide decal paper can be used but not on black mugs as you cant print opaque white. These require a coat of laquer before floating off in water and can be fired in an oven at about 75 degrees. <br/>
Digital ceramic decals are produced using ceramic frit in a color laser ...

<r><QUOTE author="Paul;32318"><s>[QUOTE=Paul;32318]</s>Ohhhh. Maybe. But surely should state how much of poly is in printable area???<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>
Printable area polyester content would differ dependent on side of towel as this is a very close top weave into the cotton towel. If the towel ...

<r>Hi,<br/>
it is possible that what you are referring to is discharge ink, which is waterbased and removes the base colour from the garment replacing it with colour when heat cured under the flash dryer. Alternatively a discharge white undebase may be used, and waterbased colours overprinted.<br ...