Thanks for the great writeup. I'm also thinking of trying this too: 1) wash the shirts as the manufacture suggested 2) pass the shirt through the dryer once 3) so as you said in your 1st suggestion I want to try this because I'm thinking the ink from the shirt is bleeding through a lot. It's really ...

So I printed these shirts for a friend, and for some reason they turned out BAD after a few washes (see screenshot) Here are the shirts I used : MEN'S PLATINUM PIQUE 58% cotton/37% polyester/5% spandex Reactive dye ensures fade resistant fabric http://www.my-catalogs.com/cgi-bin/olclive/site.w?locat...

Oh I didn know you no longer were with International Coating anymore :/

Oh I must have missed that. Will do

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You ever think of having a "For Sale" section? Like a classifiedes? I have some equipment I'm thinking of selling

I've also noticed for plastisol inks, that not only do you have to get it to 320-350 but I need it there for between 15-30 seconds. Depending on the thickness of my ink I payed down

I reccomend international coating inks.

Catspit Productions wrote:They look great! Seems like some nice work. Was it a pique knit? Those are even harder to print.

Yeah it was the FeatherLite Platinum Pique

Was pretty tough, went through 2 practice shirts.

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Made some bowling Polo's for a local team!