im interested in more info of this machine. Do you use heat transfer vinyl? (like you would with the heat press t-shirt machine?)
208876
No you use sublimation ink and paper. I don't think heat transfer vinyl would work.
1553937
I own and operate a mobile sunless only business. We bought two of these machines and have yet to use.them in a professional manner other than testing them. That being said I've only ever used an airbrush.compressor & gun {iwata} so I'm not used to the spray gun or its technique. So I find it extremely awkward and difficult to do tans this way, the machine itself when turned on isn't able to use the "low" setting nothing comes out of the gun so only works on medium and high settings. Only comes with one cup & finding replacement cups is very hard as well as expensive. The solutions that it comes with offer a beautiful color BUT ARE PURE CRUD {do not fade well at all& your clients will.complain of being blotchy} so I recommend never using them professionally. The company was very nice and offered a no hassel return however due to shipping cost we decided to keep both machines. Will they over heat? You would be able to tan at least two clients one right after the other with no problem. I personally would turn off and wait a few before moving on to more.
2058746
Any heat gun works. I used my brother in laws, he uses it for vinyl shrinking and removal.
1041649
No, this is for vinyl sticker decals for cars and such. For t-shirt iron ons, you want to look for heat transfer vinyl. I highly recommend Siser Easyweed brand HTV for shirts.
1033428
This product is a heat applied transfer sheet that is applied to fabric with an iron or a heat press.
359924
I think the transfers would be ok, I would use extra time when applying heat. Its worth a try. You can always run to Goodwill and buy a practice shirt similar to the one you want to use. Good Luck
1763259
Sort of. I used it to put on T-shirt stretchable fabric transfers. I had to press them about 5 times before they would transfer. Then after I took off the paper backing, I had to cover them with parchment paper and re-do the corners. I tried to use it to put on Inkjet Shirt transfer and they wouldn't transfer at all. I had to use a regular iron to complete my task. It does a great job on my husband's dress shirts, though.... Hope this helps.
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I would definitely pre-shrink the t-shirts as much as possible before using them in a t-shirt quilt, but I have successfully used Heat N Bond on many stretch materials with great success, including with stretch cotton jersey which is what many commercial t-shirts are made of. The shirt I created from scratch with a Heat N Bond shape on the front of it as a decoration made it through the wash just fine.
1836038
I have done repairs on vinyl and it works very well. I will buy more when needed. Hope it works for you.
458019
Currently, I don't have the machine but a friend has it & is making a ice Cather out of plexy glass around it at his job at the local school here. I love it! Matter I fact, the day I received it, I made my money back using it for a concession stand I ran this past summer & doubled the amount the nxt day.
444721
Just the Heat gun and some papers...which i burned using the heat gun :D. The heat gun is great for what it does and its really hot.
2163141
Works great. Its for thermal. Sizes vary greatly for each machine so just verify the mm width is correct. The length of the roll also matters because some machines can't handle 230ft of paper. Good luck!
2153346
I don't know about photos, I never got that far. I only used it for a couple of times and the machine would no longer heat. I ended up buying another brand.
1164503
No. This is just the vinyl with a sticky back. Vinyl Ease makes some iron on vinyl for shirts. You can find it on amazon at a good price and it's always held up well for me.
942644
So far this heat transfer vinyl is holding up for me. Most of the time items are washed on cold, gentle cycle & low heat dry but they have survived regular washing & high heat drying.
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This vinyl is not used for that. In order to do that you would need to buy vinyl specifically stating heat transfer on it.
699346
Your best bet would to put the liquid into the machine then a mason jar inside the liquid as to not burn up the heating element for the ultrasonic part I would find a jar small enough to fit with the lid on or you might not get the full effect but this is just my thery.