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Marks on right side when printing decals

Started this discussion. Last reply by Roland R. Irish III Mar 4, 2011. 22 Replies 0 Likes

Trying to combine objects

Started this discussion. Last reply by CYW Dec 10, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes

Quick Print Fading?

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Debbie Turner replied to Bill Dannels's discussion 'Static Cling on either side?'

I know this is an old post, but I have a couple of questions. We got a sample of the white solvex from Fellers and tried printing it. When I put it on the inside of the window, anywhere that we touched trying to put it up had a grey…

Nov 7, 2011

John Miller replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'License Plates'

I would use typical vinyl and laminate. A standard tag is 6x12. I would make a template of that size, then measure where the slots are and bam you have it. I would make it about 1/2" larger all around for trimming.

Jul 8, 2011

CYW replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

well, shoot I do use thicker, air release decal material but still I never ever thought I didn't need to mask. This is wonderful . The only thing I don't mask is helmet decals because I use that heavy Convex laminate. They're…

Mar 4, 2011

Debbie Turner replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

Yeah, these won't need to be masked. They are just decals that are going to be used for an event. They don't expect them to last more than that day.

Mar 4, 2011

Admin replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

Diane - I think these might not be masked decals - all of the decal is in an oval in the picture. I guess I should let Debbie reply though....

Mar 4, 2011

CYW replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

Debbie, totally off subject.........but I'm interested how you're going to mask. Sounds like you're going to have about 1,000 to do. Just wondering if you do them manually or if you use a masking aid, like the…

Mar 4, 2011

Ken Wagner replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

I'd like more input from some of our other members about heat settings and differing materials. The only time I change my heat settings is when we put heat transfer material in. Otherwise we set the temperature to what we were told…

Mar 4, 2011

Debbie Turner replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

Not sure what was happening.. it put the marks on for a couple of hundred decals.. as soon as I changed those heat settings, I have run over 500 more without a single mark. I didn't make any other changes to the…

Mar 4, 2011

CYW replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

For what it's worth......................I'm sticking right by you, Steve. Heater settings make absolutely no sense to me unless the heat was causing the buckling. Bottom line, the media was lifting, one way or another.

Mar 3, 2011

Debbie Turner replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Marks on right side when printing decals'

Thanks everyone for the ideas. I had a call into tech support but hadn't heard from them for a couple of hours so I posted this. In the mean time, they called me. It wasn't striking the head, but they had me take the…

Mar 3, 2011

Marks on right side when printing decals

Anyone know what would cause me to get streak marks on the right side of the material when I'm printing decals? I don't usually, but I'm printing a hugh job and it is ruining the right side. I am using the profile from the decal material vendor, I have cleaned the machine several times and I still get them. I have attached a picture of what I'm seeing. Any ideas?See More

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Debbie Turner replied to Marsha L's discussion 'Digital Art Solutions'

I have several of their collections, but it is too overwelming to the customers. They come in looking for something specific they have in mind and then I have to start pulling out 6 or 7 binders to try to find it. Often they end up…

Jan 27, 2011

Steven Jackson replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Trying to combine objects'

here is the video - hope it helps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4KeDgY2mI0

Dec 10, 2010

Steven Jackson replied to Debbie Turner's discussion 'Trying to combine objects'

here is my cut on it

Dec 10, 2010

Debbie Turner replied to Wendy's discussion 'Embroidery Machine'

We have two Tajima single heads (15 needles) and they work great.

Oct 26, 2010

Debbie Turner commented on Candy Mattingly's photo

Did you use Solutions Clear for this?

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Sep 3, 2010

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At 1:28pm on June 11, 2009, Candy Mattingly said…: hay its candy from Alaska. you were asking steven about doing rhinestones. and now i am interested. did you ever try it and were do you get the rhinestones from?
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At 6:02pm on February 2, 2009, Steven Jackson said…: Debbie,
Welcome to Garmentua! If there is anything I can try to help and answer, please let me know. I like your web page and how you can customize online. Very nice setup. It was good talking with you on the phone the other day also. Look at the blog entry for information on the last Versacamm class and some of the many items you can do with it.

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