<t>Hi pw66. I will certainly have a look at that product - thanks..<br/>
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There are a few American products, very few of which carry actual photos of finished products, but it almost impossible to get pressurized containers shipped internationally nowadays due to security and safety issues ...

Hi Justin. Nope never had any problem with paper sticking to the acrylic.. That usually happens if using extruded material.

It is small industrial pieces, with some ornate shapes, for both branding and user dialogue. Needs to be sublimation so does not wear off, with handling.

<r><B><s>[B]</s>Question:<e>[/B]</e></B> Has anyone had any joy with using spray adhesive on <B><s>[B]</s>hard surfaces<e>[/B]</e></B>, specifically acrylic. Needs to be an item that is readily available in the UK.<br/>
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Have crawled all over YouTube, but not found anything showing actual ...

<t>For my input, I have always used cheaper swingaway presses and have never had any problems with them. True the more expensive western made presses may be marginally better built, but they are not immune from failing and can leave you with a repair bill for more than the press is worth.<br/>
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<t>Trouble is, folks seldom read washing instructions, or if they do, they are soon forgotten. :frown: Then you have the question of practicality. People will just throw tees in with the regular washing and then straight into the tumble dryer, as it not practical to wash sweaty tees at low ...

<t>Textile inks rest on the surface of the material, sublimation inks are absorbed into the material itself as a dye. On fabrics white ink would serve no purpose, as it would simply be overshadowed by the darker colours of the garment and be virtually invisible. In much the same way a dtg can't ...

<t>I think the perception when people see something far cheaper than the competition, is "that at that price, there must be something wrong with it". :frown:<br/>
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The mistake that many small businesses make, is not to look at their long term costs. Eventually the mug blanket will fail and ...

<t>UPDATE: OK I got the Gildan and FOTL tees arrive today, to compare directly with the Xpres tees.<br/>
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First impressions of the Gildan is that although it is extremely well made, it is significantly lighter than the Xpres tee and feels distinctly flimsy. Having worn it for an hour as part of ...

<t>Have ordered one of the Gildan poly tees to see how they compare with the Xpres ones. Have also ordered a FOTL poly tee as well for comparison, although the colours in their poly range are minimal compared to the Gildan. Whilst the quality of the Xpres tees has always been very good, having ...

Thanks for your input folks. I know some of the cheaper paper can perform very well, but by the same token there is some very poor papers out there. Just a shame my previous supplier is no longer selling subli paper. :frown: