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[precisioneng]

Has anyone ever applied transfers or vinyl on cloth covered mouse pads?

[boomerbabe]

I think Lou has a you tube video on applying transfers to mouse pads.
Yep....

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/6DqXEVd2nGs&amp;ap=%2526fmt%3D18&amp;rel=0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/6DqXEVd2nGs&amp;ap=%2526fmt%3D18&amp;rel=0</a>

[workrelatedtees]

I loved doing the mouse pads more than the t-shirts.



Michelle

[precisioneng]

Made up some mouse pads tonight using jpss paper. Wondering if others notice any difference in the print after peeling hot vs. cold peel.

These things are so dang hot after pressing I decided to peel cold and they seemed to turn out very well. These were full pad prints with a logo in the middle and black background.

Mike

[tiger3000]

We use transfer paper for darks, after taking the backing
off and placeing the picture on the pad, we then
put the backing on the picture shine side down.
Then press at 375 for about 12 sec.
This gives a nice looking picture and lets the mouse
more over the pad easy, and makes the picture
last longer.

 This works well for us and the customers like them.

  Russ

[precisioneng]

We use transfer paper for darks, after taking the backing
off and placeing the picture on the pad, we then
put the backing on the picture shine side down.
Then press at 375 for about 12 sec.
This gives a nice looking picture and lets the mouse
more over the pad easy, and makes the picture
last longer.

 This works well for us and the customers like them.

  Russ

Russ,

And what paper might that be.

Mike

[tiger3000]

We have used INK JET heat transfer paper
#795 from Air-Ways and Jet Dark inkjet paper
from Coastal.

Russ