PRINT GRIPPPPP!!!
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2024
- This is a little run down of the Print Grip that I purchased. It is simple to apply and works as it should. If you struggle with keeping holding the shirt still or just tired of replacing pallet tape, only to have to reapply glue over and over again. Well this is the solution. I hope you enjoy and I'll do a follow up in a years time.
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Very cool… I’m definitely gonna have to give that a try
Don't forget to post a vlog for me to check out. I need to make a follow-up video to show how to use it with films/registration on press, because you do not want the film to touch this stuff.
Thanks for the vid. Going to order sample to check it out.
I don't think you'll be disappointed at all
Great vid, how is the print grip holding up 3 weeks in now? It’s definitely been on my radar for a while now, just nervous to switch over in the middle of hoodie season. Are you still getting 3 rotations of hoodies before cleaning? Also did you stick it right to the pallet rubber or do you have pallet tape down first then the print grip on top of the pallet tape? Thanks for the vid
It is still as strong as day 1. I am loving it, depending on the hoodie/fleece, I am averaging 4 rotations before I have to clean. And it wipes off SOOO much better than glue. And yes I did put pallet tape down first, then I printed my registration templet on top of the pallet tape as usually, then applied the print grip. If you don't put pallet tape down first with some type of registration lines, I'm not sure how you would line up prints... Ideally I would like to have this medium tack for hoodie season, and have a separate set of pallets with the lower tack for tees. The yellow is a bit strong for shirts at first (just like fresh glue) but eventually it gets lint on them and gets easier to take off. All in all, I love it and don't see myself going back to anymore glue. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Have you ran it with fleece material? Or silk garments? Still looking for some non spray tack that can do a good job holding those down and doesn't need to be cleaned every new set.
Yes I have done fleece, I usually wipe it off after 3 cycles. I can't say that I've ever printed silk, but if I did, I would probably run a hand full of shirts on it, to get rid of some tack. I think this stuff would hold silk very well, maybe too well if freshly cleaned.