Yolo v TMT v xpress v etc

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Dave271069
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Just had to make a 7 tshirts for some kids going to a gig in Cardiff, designed the front using vinyl but as i was keeping the cost down for them and didnt want to spend all day weeding i did the backs using THE MAGIC TOUCH TTC3.1 [ATTACH=CONFIG]2394[/ATTACH]
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Re: Yolo v TMT v xpress v etc

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Dave271069;82781 wrote:Just had to make a 7 tshirts for some kids going to a gig in Cardiff, designed the front using vinyl but as i was keeping the cost down for them and didnt want to spend all day weeding i did the backs using THE MAGIC TOUCH TTC3.1 [ATTACH=CONFIG]2394[/ATTACH]
Dave if the 'kids' round your way are anything like those on 'The Valleys' TV show........(I say show but it's more like a train crash)...........you're going to be a busy boy. :biggrin:
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Re: Yolo v TMT v xpress v etc

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Just had to bump this old thread!

Is there better transfer paper availible now or is still the same old stuff yolo tmt xpress etc
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Is there better transfer paper availible now or is still the same old stuff yolo tmt xpress etc
TMT have released a new paper called T.ONE. Its very good. Other than that, I suspect most suppliers have just improved their current range.
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