Hi Viz shirt printing problem

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Re: Hi Viz shirt printing problem

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180 for 50 ! That makes me feel so much better - thank you.

I'm not sublimating them but its nice to know the material will take that heat. The customer had the Vests - They aren't low quality ones I don't think - they are by 'Hi Light'.
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I did a mates Hi Viz Bomber jacket at 185 with no problems Nik. That might be due to the layers it has in it plus the Teflon on top. I suppose its all down to testing.
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Well we will soon see as I pick up the Metatex from my local supplier tomorrow - will let you know how I get on.

I have never done anything with this material before (100% Poly and Vinyl Lettering). It's just that the material seems to fragile !
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I buy hi-vis poly fabric off the bolt, and press at 190c no problems, even the stuff with the waterproof backing doesn't melt, although I don't know if the waterproof is still as good lol
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The material of the vest should be ok. The reflective strips will be best kept from under the press if you can
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I made them all, no problems at all. I was worried about those reflective strips.. used my trusty Teflon sheet and all was well.

I was just a bit nervous as that Hi Viz material seems so fragile !
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