<r>That sounds good but the site says "Softee Prep Sheet is a great product that enables you to sublimate to <U><s>[u]</s>50/50 cotton/polyester shirts<e>[/u]</e></U>. It gives you the image durability and a soft touch you always wanted to have with your imaged fabrics. <br/>
so its still the awful ...

<t>Thanks for the welcome I did try the uksignboard but the main man pulled my posts out because I asked simply are graphtec cutters any good? he did not even tell me he had done it and it took a lot of detective work to find out the problem I had just ordered one but he seemed to think I was ...

peole these days want full colou pictures, they see it on the local spa window and want the same, they are not happy with a vector sign as much but when they hear the price laminated as well its a different story

<t>Its ages since I came on here and have not done anything with syesub mainly because of the feel of 60% scratchy materials <br/>
But I have been making tees with cutting with my graphtec and preesing but limited to one or two coloured vectors working mainly designing and cutting the designs and ...

<t>hell I am rik from preston I make signs at the moment but I am making a small headway into subli stuff <br/>
The main prob is no time to spare, so the epsons get bocked then I have to start cleaning them again I prefer to heatpress vinyl on them but will have to start soon again on the subli ...