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there is a really simple way to do an actual wrap on a helmet. can't believe that nobody has posted it yet....must be a secret:covereyes:

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For light colored shirts, use Jet-Pro Sofstretch. After you are done pressing them, turn them inside out and wash 3 times. Shirts and prints will be like one, with a super soft hand and will last quite awhile.

/thread Cdiesel is the man for this. He has done printed and contour cut coro for me a few times. they always turn out great with a fast turnaround.:thumb:

MMMMMMM! mudhen

literally:omg:

I purchased the ones from Justin Pate. I think that all in all they are well done videos and i like being able to go back and watch a certain part if a current project is giving me headaches.

that may be how i have to handle it. thank you sir and thanks to Tammie and 2B for the suggestions also.

No biggie Gino. I was googling Dull Nylon like a MOFO yesterday and not coming up with anything:frustrated: thought it was me:ROFLMAO: for the other questions, i am needing something about as thick as 4mil coro and suitable for exterior use.

am i missing something? i need a rigid material.

Check your local Piedmont Plastics. there is one in North Chicago 866-449-1643 and one in South Chicago 866-711-9966

I have a request for a substrate that I am having a tough time searching for. I don't even know if it exists, but the customer wants it. What i need is some kind of rigid, fairly thin, printable and contour cuttable on like a flatbed that has like a fabric texture/feel on one or both sides...

Free shipping on every item not in stock at my local Fellers. Doesn't matter size of order or how many locations they have to ship it from. I know they get it back in the end, but it sure feels good to call and just get a flat price on something and never have to worry about surprises when the...

either a flock decal vinyl like the heat press flock material that is out there or a double sided vinyl that has adhesive on both sides with maybe like a carrier that would come off the top after application? anyone have any ideas? TIA

safety, safety, safety....learn it, live it, love it. if you want to know anything about duck or goose hunting specifically, just ask. that's what i would be doing if i lived in Canada. alot more action and alot more days in the field to be had waterfowling.

looks good. just did vette stripes the other day using a wrap cut type product. sure helps to make the finished product look nice.

Ahh yes. where the red fern grows....:thumb:

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what kind of "TRUCKS" would that be? the OP has a request for a Charger. in Arizona, it may be different. but here in New Mexico, that's a car.:banghead:

if the old stripe is vinyl, i would remove it and use knifeless tape or wrap cut for the new one to get it exactly the same size as the old one. the old vinyl coming off should leave a nice ghost line that should be easy to follow. i know this doesn't answer the "how to" question of figuring out...