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is it that bad? I did consider getting that but at the time when it first came out it was well over priced

is not to bad inmo. but there is no muc h actual pressing. is loads of info plus ready made gadgets to show you how will they look like. but I agree with accdave. you can learn more here.

well looking at the youtube clip where he takes like paper of the mug, no way is that hot!!!

There is a nice set of videos here, but nothing like somewhere to ask others

http://www.dyetrans.com/new-videos.php



Dave

Interesting to see them holding the transfer in place with the spray instead of heat tape. Not something I've tried but looks good.

I use the spray for t-shirts. Great stuff but I got it from Subli Nation and have not seen it stocked by anyone else since. Going to panic a bit when it eventually runs out

Looks like some people are using 3M Spraymount. Not cheap but I don't think you need to use much on each application. Could get messy if you do!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/3M-Spraymount-Che ... 41498c3237

Panic over. Looks like subli supplies have started selling it again, 99% sure they didn't have it last time I looked

This one is heat resistant. You don't use very much but on t-shirts it's great for holding the paper in place.

[url="http://www.sublisupplies.com/accessorie ... d_323.html]http://www.sublisupplies.com/accessorie ... d_323.html[/url]

I have a habit of posting things up on here from various suppliers and then find out Martin does them, so I feel guilty as being the only supplier who posts on here I feel he should be the first company to benefit Honestly Martin I have checked your website but couldn't see the spray

only supplier who posts on here I feel he should be the first company to benefit

Don't worry about that. The forum works better with comments from everyone including recommendations of other products from other suppliers. This isn't a bms forum (not like other forums ) so I think everyone should feel quite at ease about what they post.

...and no we don't stock it. Personally we never use tape on printing t-shirts - just paper down, silicon sheet over the top and press.