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Re: Printing onto Subli Flock.
Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 09:21
by Earl Smith
bms;54035 wrote:I had assumed that would be obvious
Otherwise you'd have difficulty knowing that the printed sheet correctly covered the cut shape.
Never assume Martin
. Look at some posts on here where people ask which side of the vinyl to cut. It does have to be explained. The first time we try anything its always trial and error. The subli flock I first used 5 years ago did not have a stick carrier. When weeded it fell off the carrier. I tried it without weeding and it welded back together. A real whatsit to work with.
Earl
Re: Printing onto Subli Flock.
Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 20:27
by bms
Earl Smith;54088 wrote:Never assume Martin
. Look at some posts on here where people ask which side of the vinyl to cut. It does have to be explained. The first time we try anything its always trial and error. The subli flock I first used 5 years ago did not have a stick carrier. When weeded it fell off the carrier. I tried it without weeding and it welded back together. A real whatsit to work with.
Earl
The saying goes - you know what 'assume' stands for - makes an 'ass' out of 'u' and 'me'. So never assume!
Re: Printing onto Subli Flock.
Posted: 22 Sep 2012, 09:24
by Earl Smith
Nice one.
Incidentally, I received a sample of a printed t-shirt with the new white toner from Oki. If the sample is a good example of the print, its not for me. Too plastic. Best to stay with subli flock.