<t>Hi John,...AHHH...My mistake then, it doesn't feel as stiff admittedly but you can still feel it and it cracks, which is what I base the comparison on. I wanted an image that you can't feel, doesn't crack when you stretch and will last as long as poss. As stated, I THOUGHT DTG meant subli,which ...

<t>Oh yes,...before I placed order, I rang company to enquire as to what I was getting, chap told me to make sure I requested DTG when I ordered, had confirmation order that email received. It cracks if you stretch it, though it goes back to normal when you let it go,and you can feel rubbery ...

<t>Hi accdave,...at present they are just for friends, one offs or just for my own use as I wanted to see what they were like. As much as a test of all the different types of T shirt available as well as the papers etc. I have had a few DTG samples printed and compared them to my own efforts, and ...

thanks for reply,...would the image or transfer just not stick.

<t>Hi,..I read in another post about black being the biggest seller in Tees, but it was difficult to get good quality images to show properly on black. Why is this. At present I am just using iron on for my low volume work and only use white. They are full colour photos with text as well. (will post ...

<t>Hello Martin,...yes, that helps a lot, that was more or less what I wanted to know. Thanks also for the flash link too. I keep looking at it every hour or so and it looks to be a real bargain, but as you say, I already have a printer that is not supported, so perhaps false economy. This seems to ...

<t>Hi Martin,....I have two 1290 epsons, one with cis one without, and an sx415 which I just use for proofing and other things. I would convert one to permanantly use subdye inks, but whilst they have been fantastic printers, they are both getting long in the tooth. Already have had to spend a few ...

<t>Don't know if this is what you mean, but....Years ago I used to work for a printing company that rented space in a screen printers. They had rows of screen printing machines which were fantastic, but very expensive. Most of them only did line colour and the object had to go through twice three ...

<t>Hi Martin,...yes, I do my own artwork and I already have several scanners and printers that I use to do all my own prints, one of which has cis that I can just buy another £25 worth of system to put new sub inks into, it is the cost of the inks and the next step that I am not sure about. <br/>
I ...

<t>Hi,...have enjoyed reading all the posts and all the answers. I am bleary eyed after having only joined site about 3 days ago!.<br/>
My situation is being an artist, I want to put my own artwork onto merchandise products to sell myself. At present I have to send the artwork off to companies(on ...