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[kmyck1]

I am looking for masking that I can cut on my plotter and low tack transfer tape to use on t-shirts and bags.  Any suggestions as to what would be the best to use for this application - and distributors in the NW?  I'm located in Oregon.

THANKS A MILLION!!!!
 
Kimberly

[heatpressvinyl]

I think you can use the low tack or repositional sign vinyl,, oracal is what I used but can't remember the # now

[kmyck1]

I use Oracal vinyl for vehicle signage.  I know that they have a masking product for autos - which would probably work???  Just don't know if there is a product out there that airbrushers use to mask out on t-shirts and bags.  I can't log onto the Oracal site though - possible server issue on their end. 

I also really need to find a low tack transfer tape - all I find is medium which rips my masks.

Thanks!
Kimberly

[COCHISE]

I think you can use the low tack or repositional sign vinyl,, oracal is what I used but can't remember the # now

It is #631. Cut it, apply it, spray it, pull it off. Great seal, no fuzzy edges.  ken

[MonkeyMeMe]

I agree with ken, that is what i have used,, on garments...
MMM

[MonkeyMeMe]

what paints are you using for airbrushing, ?
MMM

[kmyck1]

Thanks for the suggestion, Ken!!!  I will go with that.

TTFN,
Kimberly

[kmyck1]

MMM - I am using Createx paint.

TTFN,
Kimberly

[MonkeyMeMe]

That is what i have used as well,,
just wondering if there was something new and differnent out there,,
Where do you get your paints from ,, ?
MMM

[MonkeyMeMe]

Do you ever airbrush thru a screen you have burned? for a light delicate look,, ?
MMM

[kmyck1]

MMM - I get my paints at BearAir.  I stencil spray - I would think that using a 220 screen would create a really soft image.  I'll have to try that out when I get a moment and let you know the outcome.

TTFN,
Kimberly

[MonkeyMeMe]

Kimberly,,
That is what i was thinking too, i have sprayed thru netting and stuff for a fish scale look..
MMM