Please see if this is a good order for supplies

[Powerflex Printing]

Hi Guys, First time ordering supplies, here is a list can you please confirm or comment on the product that I chose, I did research, but you know how that goes

Cleaners
CCI RC5 Screen Wash Solvent Ink Remover - Gallon
Emulsion cleaner - CCI ER 35 Emulsion Remover - Quart
Hand Cleaner - RyoGreen Hand Cleaner - Quart

Spray
Ryo Spray Adhesive Mist ORM-D - Can
CCI Web Type Spray Adhesive - Can

Ryonet® WBP Hybrid Emulsion by CCI for Water-Based and Plastisol - Quart

Ink
This is what ill be using on my Cotton shirts
White Cotton - Cotton Green Galaxy Comet White Ink - Quart
R2O Water Based Black Ink - Quart

This will be used on my Polyester
White 50/50 - IC 7100 Low Cure - quart
Black 50/50 - IC 7100 POLY INK - Pint

I needed squeegees so I wanted to order 6" and 12" of the 70

all this is over $300.00 from ScreenPrinting.com
if you have other locations or ANYYYYThing, I would love to hear from you

Many Thanks

Chuck
Powerflex Printinng - Powerflex Gym
Family Owned/Operated

[Croft]

-Hand cleaner + Home Depot
-Ink not sure haven't used this brand is pretty new so there won't be a lot of help if you run into problems and want to post ? on forum
-emulsion not sure haven't used
-squeeges 6" ok but 12" may be too small with most people wanting designs around 11-12" wide , maybe go with 14"

[Denis Kolar]

http://store.techsupportsps.com/products/tb-hv

Get that instead of spray adhesives. Your lungs and your press will thank you. Use web adhesive only for hoodies.

[Denis Kolar]

Other places I used:

http://store.techsupportsps.com/
http://www.valleylitho.com/acatalog/screen.html
http://superiorsps.com/    Same as Valley Litho
http://onesourcemichigan.com/

It all depends where you live. Shipping will be a killer.

[mk162]

I have nothing against Ryonet, but you can probably get a better recommendations from a local supplier.  Also, they might deliver on a route or you might be able to pick it up.

[Printficient]

Xenon is a good choice.

[Sbrem]

If $300 seems like a lot of money, keep in mind that it isn't. Also, you will/should make money with your materials, so that $300 won't seem like much after awhile. I can't remember the last time something only cost $300...

Steve

[Frog]

Welcome Powerflex,
I don't know about anyone else, but this post also piques my interest about another piece of the puzzle.
You sound ready to slap some ink on a shirt or two. Whatcha' going to use to help you do that?
What equipment do you have?

[screenxpress]

I echo what DK said about spray adhesives.  Get a water based one.