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So I ordered up some heat transfer vinyl to make a shirt for the local club I am involved with and I believe it came out pretty nice!
This vinyl is quite a bit more expensive than regular sign vinyl, but it is very easy to work with and applies with a normal household iron.
Here is the shirt I made today:
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Do you have to wear a tie, also? :neener:
That's looks really cool. Does it give it a feel similar to a baseball jersey?
Actually it feels almost exactly like silkscreen, but looks more substantial.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL9000
No ties required.
That is a class shirt. :thumbup:
What's with the "Prospect" tag?
Thank you sir. I am prospective member of the local car club called Mutiny.Quote:
Originally Posted by astrochex
Oh that's interesting. Seems like you would be a shoo-in with the shirts as a minimum. Or is it please-sir-may-I-have-another?
So I got a package in the mail. Is it from Glenn?
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Yep, it's from Glenn :p
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The white, red, and gold sheets are all cuts of heat transfers, and the rest are standard stickers
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Glenn hooked me up! Thanks for everything, my friend! :thumbup:
How well does the heat transfer stuff do in the wash? Keeping in mind that my wife's dryer, in particular has two temps... Cold -and- global thermonuclear war.
It would be pretty dope to have those for all of our audio guys because I could
A: get them in a shirt with a collar
B: achieve uniformity
C: promote the school
Very welcome sir! You have created the place we all call home, the least I can do is help make it cozy for everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL9000
I have only had a couple shirts done for a short amount of time, but from what I understand, they do well in the dryer. Thinner materials like collared shirts, t-shirts and Dickies work shirts seem to work better than say a hoodie made from fleece. I have a shirt in the washer right now that is about to go through its third dryer cycle, I'll post some pics when it's done.Quote:
Originally Posted by chad
Here's a pic taken minutes ago after taking the shirt out of the dryer for the third time.
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I'll show them off to my engineers/crew.. That black shirt like you have would look sharp.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
Sure would! I can cut and send the heat transfer vinyl straight to you since the application can be done with a regular household iron. I am also looking into a heat press so that I can make them FAST.Quote:
Originally Posted by chad