HOW TO DO REGISTRATION MARKS ON YOUR PLATEN

[@Pchris411]

Normally, I don't leave messages for no reason to much of my own surprise... but I really thank you for your sharing your wisdom and insight into achieving my upcoming project. May God bless you as well as your family and business as He watches over all of it. 😊

[@unclet6810]

This info is golden Bro. Thanks for sharing.

[@jimkozikis892]

I love using the PMI pallet tape. Make things easy.

[@leviteapparel]

Hey what's going on thank you for your service. Just rejoin the army myself hope you the best and your business

[@rmunoz5439]

Great info !! Thank you. Do women shirts (small-large) have a 2 or 2 1/2 inch drop from the collar ? I printed a large shirt using a 3 inch drop and the image seemed to low. Any recommendations?? ...Also can you do a video on screen numbers for multi-color jobs, under base etc (2-6 color print)... thanks again...

[@ApparelTalk]

Depends on what kind of women shirt you are using if it is a Vneck or a round collar type. Normally if it is a VNeck type I bring the Vneck to where the highest point of the design will be 4" for left chest type. I will be doing a video for that pretty soon thank you for asking and again watch for video coming up for this pretty soon.

[@Analog784]

The 3 1/4" and 4" lines. Are those center lines for the chest print?

[@ApparelTalk]

Yes the 3 1/4 I use for women or small tees and the 4" is mainly for bigger tees like Medium and up if I have a order where it is small, medium and a couple of large I tend to go to the smaller left chest side of things.

[@Analog784]

@@ApparelTalk Thanks for the reply and what touches the 3 inch line the top of the design?

[@simmy607]

Good try but confused because it is all talk but no shirt on platten to illustrate

[@over50bodybuilding]

Thanks for the video...and thanks for your service..

[@Predetorkiller]

nice

[@AnnoyingOnion]

man you already out of breath