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[workrelatedtees]

Hello Friends,

I was wondering have anyone got so frustrated with there heatpress messing up shirt after shirt after shirt to the point you just want to give up?

You adjust temp, you adjust pressure, or maybe it's not the right paper you just can't figure it out. Keeping you up at night trying to figure out the problem so you decided to take a couple of days off but you realize that you have an order to fill and shipp out in 2 weeks what should someone do?

Michelle

[charles95405]

use scrap tees...and cut your image into 4 pieces...press each one different and keep notes on time/temp for them ...then you have it made

[meeowws]

Perfect solution.

[workrelatedtees]

Never thought of that. Thanks


Michelle

[gprockhill]

The time I had that experience with one T after another not turning out, it was a cheap press from a less than honorable company. I bought a good solid name from a well known and respected company whose customer service is excellent. I paid a little more but I have not had any further heat press related problems since. My heat press is a MAXX ( Sthals ) and I would highly recommend it.

[binki]

post what shirts, transfers (brand, instructions that came with them, etc) , heat press, settings. maybe we can help.

[workrelatedtees]

Ok Thanks once again.

Michelle

[susies1955]

Mine started messing up months ago (I'm just a hobby girl) and I have turned it on since.
I really need to get some old T's and figure it out.
Good tip,
Susie

[mailman]

I bought the Sunie press, I believe it was $269.00 free shipping, I have done over 500 shirts using Jet Pro soft stretch, and it works great, after a few test shirts, I have not had a problem since. Mark