Ways to get CHEAP, look-alike shirts?

[HondaCB7sb]

What sort of transfer is it? Is it plastic iron-on type thing, or is it an ink transfer? That sounds like something I might want to look into myself if it's an ink type deal!

ink tranfer paper, all you need is a inkjet printer, (200-800$ depending how good of a print you want) and a heat press, heat presses are abit pricey some on ebay for 400-1500$. look up heat transfer paper or tshirt printing on youtube you can see the process its super easy

[HondaCB7sb]

heres a couple examples of shirts ive made with my method.

[deevergote]

Hmmm... I think you may have just provided me with a method of producing a greater variety of CB7tuner tshirts!

The old screen printed ones will still remain, as they're fantastic in terms of quality... but perhaps my hand-made ones could provide more options. Sweet!

[HondaCB7sb]

Hmmm... I think you may have just provided me with a method of producing a greater variety of CB7tuner tshirts!

The old screen printed ones will still remain, as they're fantastic in terms of quality... but perhaps my hand-made ones could provide more options. Sweet!

just keep in mind that there s different papers for black and white colored shirts, and also if you dont have a laser cutter you will have to use a razor or sizzers excuse my speeling. glad i could help buddy

[Pali_Mo]

just keep in mind that there s different papers for black and white colored shirts, and also if you dont have a laser cutter you will have to use a razor or sizzers excuse my speeling. glad i could help buddy

So how much do you charge for a shirt like those above?

[HondaCB7sb]

i usually charge 20$ a shirt, but i only do shirts for family and friends n myself. (i hate dealing with shipping lol)

[Pali_Mo]

i usually charge 20$ a shirt, but i only do shirts for family and friends n myself. (i hate dealing with shipping lol)

You wouldnt wanna work out a deal for multiple shirts? I understand you hate shipping, but if you wanna make some money this is a good way.

[drew12000]

make your own man. i'm gonna tackle this project this weekend!

http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy...stom-T-Shirts/

[HondaCB7sb]

You wouldnt wanna work out a deal for multiple shirts? I understand you hate shipping, but if you wanna make some money this is a good way.

i havent really been making any lately ive been way to busy, im sure there is custom tshirt places in your local mall that could give you good deals aswell bro just check around, i stay away from shipping completely, if you were in ottawa no probelm. sorry tho bro

[bobbycos]

Hmmm... I think you may have just provided me with a method of producing a greater variety of CB7tuner tshirts!

The old screen printed ones will still remain, as they're fantastic in terms of quality... but perhaps my hand-made ones could provide more options. Sweet!

in size 3X please

[AbsurdNY]

Seem like you just want to have someone else do it for you but I thought I would mention this. You can screen print your own shirts pretty easy and for cheap.

1) Get some nylon screen, emulsion, 1"x2" strips of wood, inkjet transparent film, and ink
2) Print your image out in black on a transparent film
3) Coat your screen with emulsion and let it dry
4) Put the screen under a light or under the sun with your film on top of it
5) Wash the emulsion off the screen
6) Put the screen on your tee shirt (I use clamps and strips of wood to hold the tee shirt and screen in place
7) Use a squeegee and pull your ink down over your screen
8) Let dry

Since you are using the screen over and over again, this makes printing really fast. What I do is use pieces of plywood and put all the shirts over the plywood with strips of wood and clamps on each side. This way I have them all ready to print one after the other. I eventually would like to get a multiple color press if I ever have the room for it.