Material for Nylon bags

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Permalink Reply by Kathy MacMannis on January 24, 2012 at 9:19pm

First of all I think that she is holding out on you (hehehe) or that she might have been doing something else like twill at the time.......  who knows!!!  I know that Irv saw me weeding on the heat press :-)    You can't print on eco film so I obviously only use it when it is a single color.  I have personally had good luck with it on nylon as I have said, but if you're the cautious type it would be best to go with the  spectra eco plus since that is what it's made for.  I wouldn't use solutions opaque for a single color design, period,  because there are heat press vinyls made specifically  for it.  I kinda dance with the devil and will try anything!  I do have both in the store though ;-)

Kathy Mac

Permalink Reply by Dennis Dunning on January 25, 2012 at 7:07am

Good morning Kathy,

I checked with Vicki.  She remembers a lot of things you were generous enough to show her; but, doesn't recall weeding on the heat press.  One more question.  Have you used the technique with Solutions Clear?

Dennis

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Permalink Reply by Kathy MacMannis on January 25, 2012 at 9:31am

Nope haven't tried it..........  Only thing I've tried it on has been the spectra eco films, plus etc.  Again, give it a whirl, if you're like me I have tons of screw ups that I can experiment with.  So long as I know that it won't blow up or catch on fire, I'll try anything ;-)

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Permalink Reply by Dennis Dunning on January 25, 2012 at 9:36am

Gotcha.  However, it makes me feel better when I call screw ups test materials.

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Permalink Reply by Admin on January 25, 2012 at 9:38am

I guess that's why I have so many "test prints"!

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