Will this work on doing professional baseball jerseys?
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This equipment is best suited for making garments in quantities greater than 10 all exactly the same. If you're looking to print names and numbers (different for each jersey) this will take some effort.
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The needle for this is big, but it should work just fine. I used the needle to sew a strap back onto hockey pads. Very simple to use and the stitch has lasted over 6 months.
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Yes, it should do so. But I havn't tried it yet. I've read about it in a customizing magazine. Thats the reason why I bought it.Regards - Henry
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Yes, it Can. I had them signed with both black and blue sharpies. Inside glove looks better when displayed but a little tougher for player to signed. I got them signed on back across the fingers.
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I used it to print a shirt with a stencil and a sponge and it bled thru. I've had trouble getting it a uniform color without using a screen. Hope this helped
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yes! it worked fine for hockey goalies helmets, i don't see how different it would be with football helmets
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I would think it would; especially if the piece is cotton. It might lighten colors though. I would recommend pouring lemon/vinegar/water (equal parts) solution through the piece. Someone needs to hold it for you so you can pour and it will run through.
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I used it to make a leather cutter blade repair and had to file it to fit. It was harder than a lead/tin solder but I'm not sure it would have the wear qualities you require. It may be worth a try considering the price of the product.
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I have used it to create boat covers so I feel sure that it will. The only thing that I caution you about is that you purchase high quality (probably marine/stainless steel) snaps.
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I can't say with any certainty that it would work as well on copper as it did on my brass figurines. It is rather easy to use. I applied it with a terrycloth, rubbed lightly and achieved very good results. I removed it with a polishing cloth (an old tee shirt works pretty good too) On several of my figurines, I used a very fine steel wool. I suggest that you try a tube first to see if it will work for you. Good luck with you cleaning project.
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im pretty sure it will i used it on knitted cotton fabric from men's night/undershirts and it worked with that fabric.
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I'm sure cloth would work fine. It uses the #4 cone shaped ones...I think that's what it's called
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I think it would work great. I would suggest using a pressing cloth on top of the badge.
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Our company offers this! You can send a message to us as a vendor and include it as an attachment. We will check out your logo and see if it will work.
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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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Absolutely! That's what I bought it for. Just use your vinyl setting. I cut an entire roll of this out with my Cameo to cover the blades of paper ice skates that I made 25 of my co-workers for Christmas. Cuts beautifully on the Cameo. I think I downloaded a picture of the ice skates I made. Check the reviews to take a look. Everything was cut on my Cameo.
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Maybe? I imagine it would be a difficult undertaking.Due to there size and there being a kinda glossing finish to one side. However, It might work. But, If your finding difficult to find good custom card choices. You should look into "Personalize Blank Playing Cards" here on http://amazon.com, or cloud buy some thing call card stock and cut it yourself or you just go with these Blank Playing Cards and see how they work out for you. It just depends on what kind effort you want put into it.