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| Posted on 3/4/09 at 05:42 PM | |
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I know all about the TJ2 and MM inks, I've used it for years, and everytime I hand over the finished shirt, I'm embarrassed to have to tell them how it will feel better, a few weeks from now. I have shirts here I made with that combo years ago, and they still look good, but there's something about them that still looks 'pressed'. I can't explain it. Maybe it's the paper outline around the objects, or the open white spaces between them. Here's one for the Big Boys. How about one of these DTG type printers, that prints DTG ink to carrier sheets, that can be hot-peel pressed to shirts? Transfer of ink only, no carrier sheet, like screened transfers do. ____________________ | |
  
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