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My problem is the One Stroke gold is not blowing out well I even got some acetone to try and same thing..... If it blowed out well I would be ok
Quote from: sportsshoppe on May 25, 2012, 02:33:16 PMMy problem is the One Stroke gold is not blowing out well I even got some acetone to try and same thing..... If it blowed out well I would be okThere are a lot of inks that do not blow out well. Yellow is one of them for me also. I really think the only way to salvage the shirts is to over print the letter. Is this a left chest print? Or is a full back? I have seen people over print like in the example that I posted above. If it’s a left chest you could do a full over print circle then print the design on top of the circle. I personally would not want to blow out 650 shirts. I would try an over print.
Quote from: Screened Gear on May 25, 2012, 03:16:33 PMQuote from: sportsshoppe on May 25, 2012, 02:33:16 PMMy problem is the One Stroke gold is not blowing out well I even got some acetone to try and same thing..... If it blowed out well I would be okThere are a lot of inks that do not blow out well. Yellow is one of them for me also. I really think the only way to salvage the shirts is to over print the letter. Is this a left chest print? Or is a full back? I have seen people over print like in the example that I posted above. If it’s a left chest you could do a full over print circle then print the design on top of the circle. I personally would not want to blow out 650 shirts. I would try an over print.It is a full back so I have the play and the letters are rough so if it is off just a little not a biggy. I blowed a few of the "t" hooks at the bottom and it done pretty good but I still hate to blow out all the shirts and really hate to replace them. Still thinking of something I could attach to hide the t and print anothe r. I don't know my mind is going a hundred miles an hour and I know each of you have had something like this happen to you so I know I am preaching to the choir.
15$ of fluid is cheaper than 650 shirts
I don't need that many test shirts lol..... with my vac system no fluid is getting to the other part of the design so that will not be an issue and 15$ of fluid is cheaper than 650 shirts and I guess my labor is free that comes with being the owner.
Quote from: sportsshoppe on May 25, 2012, 04:49:28 PMI don't need that many test shirts lol..... with my vac system no fluid is getting to the other part of the design so that will not be an issue and 15$ of fluid is cheaper than 650 shirts and I guess my labor is free that comes with being the owner.Your time is money. As the owner you are the most valuable therefore the most expensive out of all the employees. Labor is never free no matter what position you have in the company.