Sublimation On Dark Colors and Cotton: What Works and What Doesn't

[@dipaolav]

As a teacher of 38 years, I must say how excellently you explain everything and how thorough your videos are. You take the complex and break it down into steps. Much appreciated!

[@crystaldavenport4117]

9 MO NJ

[@Elsiesson]

Unbelievably complete and informative video. I appreciate your time and the ability to give the pertinent information without “meandering” through a forest of useless info. THANKS!!!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rosecowan1556]

Amazing detail with all products!!!. Interesting the Easy Sub worked best. I purchased Easy Sub and used ET Epson 2670 and it worked great. I tried using my white toner 311 OKI printer & great results after washing too! I haven’t tried it with Sublimation because I don’t have a sublimation printer. I’ve been watching your very informative you tube videos & I appreciate how informative you are 😊! I am leaning toward a sawgrass sublimation, I’m still confused on what ink to purchase with it. I like the Easy HTV but weeding it for more detailed designs & trying to use the matt to pick up is very challenging.

[@lyndiblair3550]

Love that you take the time to take all the guesswork out of the use of different products for us. Thank you for your hard work

[@TrinityTalks]

Thank you so much! I just have to saw that this is my favorite sublimation video on KZbin. This is my 5th time watching it as I try new things. Please never remove this video.

[@AngieHolden]

It is not going anywhere!

[@hailblue221]

This really needs your stamp of approval Angie!!! Subliflex Thermo-Adhesive sublimation fabric

[@SpitsFarts]

I've been using glitter vinyl, and like you said, it's not bad at all. But I'm tired of glittery stuff. EasySubli arrives tomorrow. This makes me feel better. Thanks! Very informative! 👏 👏

[@annmerchant452]

One of the most informative videos I have ever seen! Thank you so much for the time & effort in creating such a quality & unbiased video.

[@bobsmith3790]

I’m very new to all of this and am very much in the learning phase. I feel like I’ve spent this week with you (which in and of itself would be really fun) and I’m extremely grateful for all the wisdom you’ve shared. I have to admit I subscribed to your channel half way through the first one I watched. And I will continue to look for anything new. Thanks for this! And why can’t you just live next door?

[@AngieHolden]

HA! Thanks for the great comment!

[@jondemetrius]

very informative! 💪🏽

[@bparker86]

This entire comment could totally be mine

[@spuracchio]

Thank you so much for making this video, along with your others. They are straight forward, easy to follow, and exactly what I am looking for as I dive deeper into sublimation and the Cricut machine!!!!!

[@elizabethcollins4817]

Wow, this was so helpful!! Thank you for taking the time out to do this.

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@buddysmith7080]

Angie, thank you very much for a very thorough video. I have been looking for so long for a good product as many of my customers want dark cotton. I tried Siser DTF and am very disappointed in the fact that you need to wash it before wearing it because it could get water marks on it if splashed. Could you please answer a couple of questions regarding your experiment. 1. how long in between washes did you do 2. Did you hang to dry after ALL of the washes? Also just a tip you might want to try. When sublimating something like easy subli what I usually do is press 'off the shirt'. Cut the easy subli as you have and tack it to a teflon sheet. Then I sublimate directly on the teflon sheet. This makes it much easier to line up. Once cooled the sublimated easy subli will lift off of the teflon sheet and will press very nicely onto the shirt.

[@AngieHolden]

I waited a variety of times in between to simulate use. I did NOT hang for all of them as I know that I accidently throw my stuff in the dryer all of the time!

[@Dustinisanartist]

The A-sub paper is freaking amazing on coffee mugs!!

[@anthonyestatico217]

Angie, you are the best ! Your videos are such a big help. Thanks so much and God bless !

[@reneematsumoto2017]

Amazing video! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for the side by side comparisons. You have helped me out so much. I love watching your video's. Next can you compare a conventional oven to a mug press (not Cricut mug press). I have seen that video of yours. You are great thank you again.

[@judyjunes3612]

Thanks for another fair and honest review! I truly appreciate all youdo.

[@AngieHolden]

My pleasure!

[@rhondakelly987]

This video just saved me lots of time and money...THANK YOU!

[@AngieHolden]

You're welcome!

[@donnasmith1377]

Love your testing of various products. Very helpful. Thank you for your time in these tests.

[@AngieHolden]

You are so welcome!

[@ericgalvin8806]

Can you show on your shop setup and things we should have and not worry about ! This would be great one

[@AngieHolden]

I will be doing a craft room tour next week if you are interested.

[@anncorrell2399]

Thank you for this video and taking the time to do such a thorough comparison!!!

[@AngieHolden]

Thanks for watching!

[@joselynequinonez8245]

Thank you so much for this comparison! I definitely know which one to go with

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MayflowerBA9928]

A very informative video. I've had requests for dark Tees and sweat shirts. I made a black shirt for my Grandson using an image on printable htv, then cutting on the Cricut. When my daughter washed it in cold water, inside out, the red ink bled onto the white areas and it looked as if the vinyl cracked, you could see black through the image.

[@AngieHolden]

Heat transfer is definitely NOT my favorite.

[@AMUN2RA]

Best video explaining all methods thank you so much

[@AngieHolden]

Most welcome 😊

[@CathyElizondoArt]

Thanks again for another thorough review. I honestly didn’t even know that there was a work around for using material other than polyester. Thanks so much for this information!

[@AngieHolden]

Thanks for watching!

[@cortneybusby3005]

This is such a great video! I love that you tested each one through many washes and gave pros and cons. I am a relatively new subscriber and I am appreciating your videos and the time you take to put out quality projects and products. ❤

[@AngieHolden]

Thank you so much!

[@truewordz777]

Really useful video Thank you.

[@huyendo7088]

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[@Hey_me]

Thanks for taking your time to take us through these whole process with different products. Nothing really worked after all that stress apart from easy subli. Thanks for saving us all some cash 😉

[@gailgorenflo3501]

Great video! I really enjoy the “putting them to the test” videos. They are very helpful. Thanks so much!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad you like them!

[@renesysval]

I totally love your videos and the fact you do comparisons. You save us a bunch of money on what to buy and what to walk away from.

[@debbiebailey2601]

Awesome!!! thanks for taking the time and sharing your knowledge.

[@AngieHolden]

My pleasure!

[@fitness1ststeps]

Thank you for your time and effort you put into the making of this Great video!!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nicolew.5604]

Thanks for the comparison. I have used Siser Easy Subli in my Epson Eco printer using Cosmos ink. Was able to print directly on EasySubli and waited a few hours then heat pressed on to shirt and it works fabulously every time.

[@AngieHolden]

Probably a difference in inks!

[@margaretcardenas4686]

You just answered my question thank you I too use cosmos ink

[@rhondakelly987]

I use cosmos on my converted eco tank and have only tried this on the easy subli and now I know I'm sticking with it...which printers are you guys using? And did you have to make a color profile or are you using the one already on your computers?

[@rhondakelly987]

I tried the color profile provided with the inks but I don't use crafting besties paper and the colors were bad so I made my own and it's much better just wondering what people with similar setups are doing and how good your colors are

[@bez9481]

Can this process work with printers jack ink?

[@blueskyjax]

Thank you so much you have saved me so much time and money! I really appreciate it!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad I could help!

[@Ne55a956]

So I know this is one of your older videos but wanted to hop on and say Thank you! For taking time to do each of these. So very helpful and straight to the point. Saves me a ton of time and money and for that I am grateful!

[@mariwooten3757]

Thank you, because of you I don’t have to waste money experimenting….when I need to research my choices your videos are the only ones I use. You are thorough, and explain things well.

[@sherrijackman8705]

You are the best great test loved it thanks for doing all the hard work for me!

[@stephanienorwood1938]

Thank you so much for taking the time to record this lesson. It is awesome!

[@AngieHolden]

My pleasure!

[@fotopassion2684]

You are so good at this. I’m going to start sublimation soon. I’m just trying to get as much info as possible. And you’ve been so helpful. I’m sure you’ve already saved me money, time and frustration. Thanks so much. 👍

[@AngieHolden]

You can do it!

[@livenactivbeatz341]

I notice you did a 80/20 blend and not 100% cotton. Why is that? Would you still get the same results? Thank you

[@AngieHolden]

I did that because that was the black shirt I had. Yes same results with 100% cotton.

[@PeaJayCee]

Thank you so much for this

[@kurtengel215]

If you tumble dried these samples after washing then this is a very unfair and inaccurate test. Subli-flex clearly states " DO NOT TUMLE DRY, only hang or air dry." You should not be telling your viewers that this product is inferior if you did not follow the manufacturer's instructions. It could be cracking because of the heat level in the drier.

[@AngieHolden]

Thanks Kurt. You are welcome to test for yourself. I threw this shirt in with my normal laundry and sometimes it accidentally got placed in the dryer. I do feel like that is real life at least around my home.

[@mistunes1]

I am using Printer Jack ink with A Sub paper and printing with a Epson EcoTank 2760. Would I change the Easy Subli time and temp with the Autopress? Also when I am almost out of ink can I switch to the Hippo Ink?

[@AngieHolden]

EasySubli doesn't change due to ink or it shouldn't. And I would drain and flush the printer before changing inks to not have color issues.

[@torireigle4623]

Brand new to all this and just purchased a heat press and cricut maker 3. Do you have a video (or couple) that shows you EXACTLY how to print using sublimation printer and THEN how to cut that using your cricut? I’m so lost. My head is spinning lol

[@AngieHolden]

Maybe try this that shows you how to print out of Design Space? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZfQq6WCo8ians0

[@guylainelessardgoulet5044]

Wow! Thank you so much! Tell me about the EasySubli, I actually have hiipoo paper sublimation and hiipoo sublination ink...can I expect good results?

[@AngieHolden]

That is what I usually use!

[@robinmangini1469]

I watched your sublimate over glow-in-the-dark HGV. If you don’t care about a glowing in the dark couldn’t you just use this all the time to sub Ella Mai on for dark colored shirts? I have sublimated glitter but not all of my customers want glitter lol is there a negative side to always using your glow in the dark vinyl to sublimate on?

[@AngieHolden]

I don't think there is a negative side at all!

[@JJ.I252]

Hi Angie I'm just starting out and thinking of getting Epson f170 for sublimation can this be used for prints on dark or colour materials? thank you happy new year

[@AngieHolden]

No sublimation can be used on dark colors without one of the hacks that I have mentioned in this video.

[@khowler]

I just saw this new stuff in a video called Subli-Cloth Cotton Sublimation Dark & Light Cloth Fabric. Have you tried it?

[@AngieHolden]

I have not.

[@gordparrott9640]

Hello. So, good video for me as I try to decide if I want to carry on with sublimation. I do want to ask what system did you use for the shirt you are wearing in this video. Its black so, laser?? Thats what I use for a relatively quick and straightforward one-off prints.

[@AngieHolden]

I purchased it so I didn't make that one!

[@jennifermartinez2596]

Have you ever tested sublimation sprays for prints on cotton tees? I am just beginning and have read a little information here and there but you seem to have an amazing breath of knowledge of all things t-shirt printing. You are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge

[@AngieHolden]

I have tested several. None of them are as good as sub on polyester.

[@rebeccaarroyo4705]

You’re the best!

[@Boss2uok1]

I know this is video is a year old, but I am just starting out in this craft and find your videos a great source of info and have come to trust your judgements on products. I have not used the Easy Subli, yet, but have watched numerous videos and all users seem to use the 2-step method of application and seem to have the same results--its just too difficult to line the sublimation paper design precisely over the ES cut out design and the white shows. I have read some people say that there may be some expansion taking place in the htv while in the heat press that causes this. Might there be a way to apply the design on the sublimation paper to the Easy Siser HTV, get them located precisely (maybe using a light box) and then heat press the 2 all in one press? Has anyone tried this?

[@AngieHolden]

I did make another video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH65Z4atoselhZI

[@daniellecalderonhernandez2942]

Hello Angie, I am trying to make some black shirts for my church. My question is do I mirror the easy subli words before cutting or do I only Mirror the sublimated words???

[@AngieHolden]

If you do it this way, mirror sublimation. If you are printing on the EasySubli, no mirroring.

[@cathyburris4639]

I didn’t see where you got the pressing pillows and my question is, do you do caps the same way? I’m just learning how to do this type of crafting. Thank you Cathy

[@AngieHolden]

You can buy pressing pillows just about anywhere. You can use these products on caps as well.

[@matthewjones1056]

Wow awesome video, very through. Thank you so much, I'm just looking into sublimation and this video was great for me Thank you so much.

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheStitchWitch9]

This is so helpful! Amazing video. Where can I get easysubli in Canada?! I can't find it anywhere!

[@AngieHolden]

Sorry! I am not sure!

[@gkradar]

I wanted to know what transfer sheet will work if I don’t have the mask sheet for easy subli by siser? Thx so much.

[@AngieHolden]

There are a variety of brands that should work.

[@traciedyer4353]

On the easy subli you said the ink don’t entirely dry. But do you think it would still be ok to use it that way if you wasn’t going to be cutting it through the cricut? Also do you have a video on how to cut something with the cricut that’s already printed? I feel like I wouldn’t get it set right. Thanks Oh and I love your videos they are so informative

[@AngieHolden]

I will be doing a full EasySubli video. You can't cut it if it doesn't dry as the Cricut will just smear the ink.

[@isommain9847]

I saw another video where they dry the easysubli after printing under a hot press and then cut, seems to work well for me. Using Cosmo inks. Have also used the white glitter htv with great results.

[@AngieHolden]

That works for my Sawgrass but not the Epson EcoTank. Might be the ink?

[@fs3662]

great video, I wonder though, what method you used for printing on the t-shirt you are wearing 😊

[@AngieHolden]

I purchased that shirt.

[@heathermolsbee5751]

Thank you for the great video! What made you change your sublimation time from 60 to 50 seconds? Ty

[@AngieHolden]

I generally use 385 for 50 seconds with HIipoo paper and ink.

[@dig1981]

I do like this however you are just basically heat pressing all the samples verses sublimation. Sublimation soaks into the fabric & cannot be felt however the heat transfer is a feeling on the shirt

[@AngieHolden]

That is correct.

[@cocorise9797]

This was an extremely good video; how can we obtain your instructions for the two favorable products?

[@AngieHolden]

I went over how to use each product in this video.

[@carolinecampbell7857]

Hi can you help me please I hv done it exactly as you said the siser stuff down first then my sub paper but when I hv pressed it onto the siser stuff that I already pressed on when it comes out the top layer of cardboard comes of an leaves the other stuff down an can’t peel it of I hv to do in wee section with mini press to get the print to be vibrant it’s like elasticy x

[@AngieHolden]

You may have your heat or pressure to high. Can you wet the paper and get it to come off?

[@frankiegriffin3515]

Great video. It helped & answered a lot of questions I had. You ROCK!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it helped!

[@khowler]

Thank you for making this. I bought a bunch of shirts from Michaels and I guess I didn't pay attention to the tags and only ONE had 50% pollyester. All of the others were cotton. *ugh*

[@beachloverlana]

Excellent video! This is the most in depth video I have found. I am just getting started with sublimation and this video has helped me tremendously on which product I want to use. Thank you so much! Now I'm going to go watch your other videos. Glad I found you. 🙂

[@miriamrestrepo8084]

Thank you so much for this video, I have already bought some easy subli with mix reviews I didn’t know what to do, but with your review I am going to give it a try.

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lewis8482]

Angie, I definitely enjoyed this very detailed video as well as all of your videos. I am relatively new at sublimation and I have a question that I am hoping you or someone here will take the time to answer. When I sublimate on light color fabrics with high polyester content all that I do is print my design on sublimation paper such as A-Sub, using my converted Epson sublimation printer. I then press the design using my heat press and, not only does the design look vibrant, the ink becomes part of the fabric of the substrate and will never fade or bleed no matter how many times I wash the substrate. Here's the question: As long as my design is darker than the color of the substrate, can't I do the same thing as I do with a light-colored substrate? For instance, if my shirt is sky blue in color and is 100% polyester, can't I just sublimate a darker blue directly onto the shirt and not have to use any of the subli products that you used in your video? I hope this doesn't sound like a stupid question.

[@AngieHolden]

Correct! You can definitely do that!

[@lewis8482]

@@AngieHolden Thanks Angie. That makes me happy since there won't be any material being added to the substrate, no matter how thin it may be. You're the best!

[@Laurasanchez-kj4gr]

What’s the difference in this printer and any other refillable printer, can I refill any new printer and get the same results?

[@AngieHolden]

The EcoTanks don't have cartridges which makes them good for sublimation conversion. Any EcoTank will work however.

[@Tanean_aka_Gigi]

Do you have any examples of designs that are more complex and how to cut both on cricut?

[@AngieHolden]

I do not really. Complicated designs are going to be a pain.

[@rachelpage1759]

just a note, If you use the sawgrass printer and inks with the siser easysubli, they will dry under the heatpress so you are able to do the print and cut method :)

[@AngieHolden]

That is correct. I don't have any of that so I was not able to use it that way.

[@FabricCollage]

Is there a reason you can’t put the Easy Subli and the printed design down together and press all at once?

[@AngieHolden]

They do not recommend that and I don't think it would work well but you could try?

[@jcbuttons]

INCREDIBLY thorough and clear! So methodical as always. This took a Lot of effort and i love the results. Thank you for making all of these. YOure incredible.

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tiffanimyers3992]

Thank you so much for this video! It was so helpful

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mgill1970]

Thank you for this video. It was so incredibly helpful and informative, in a world of videos that just get a girl more confused!

[@47bettie]

Thank you Angie for the great tips and for everything you do for us all to make it easy and better for us!!!! Hugs Liz 😊

[@alexrobles7744]

Thank you for the very well tested and researched video. I have my clear winners and you verify my thoughts. Thank you so much for showing how long they last.

[@junglethegod1870]

Hi new sub and tshirt maker. I went to the link you supplied for the flexiprint htv sublimation sheets. On the wedsite it also says inkjet? I use Epson ecotank and just wanna be sure that is the right paper. I know you use ecotank also and just wanna be sure. Btw I also use the Hiippo ink thanks for that recommendation.

[@AngieHolden]

Flexiprint can probably also be used with inkjet but that will wash out a lot faster than shown here.

[@junglethegod1870]

@@AngieHolden Im using Epson et 3850. It just threw me off when on the flexiprint package it said inkjet on it so I wasn't sure if it was the right one. Thank you for the reply ordering now!

[@avaonalee]

For the Easy Subli, did you press the plain Easy Subli first for 8 secs at 311 then with sub paper at 400 for 40 secs, or press the Easy Subli together with the A Sub at 400 for 40 secs ??

[@AngieHolden]

Plain EasySubli first.

[@avaonalee]

Thanks!

[@knightlygnus]

This is super helpful! Thanks!

[@ashleyreynolds9324]

You said you put the link to each one below? But I don't see it. However, I feel like I am mostly blind with my poor eye sight soooo...it maybe there but I just don't see it lol. Can you please tell me where I can find it or reply with the links? THANK YOU SO MUCH! PS I LOVE YOU & YOUR CHANNEL BTW! KEEP ON KEEPIN ON!

[@AngieHolden]

Description below the video. On computer click show more. On mobile swipe up on the video or click the arrow to expand the description depending on how you are watching.

[@kimberlypulido9996]

Do you have to put white htv under any sublimation that will go in top of the black?

[@AngieHolden]

You would have to put something under it as sublimation ink is translucent so the black will show through.

[@maubcustomdesigns]

Great video!! Very informative. Thank you 🌹

[@browncoatrose]

Oh wow thanks for this video. I think it saved me money because I now know what not to buy. Easy Subli for sure. Just a quick question; have you ever tried sublimating on Cricut white glitter HTV? I have some. But I’m hesitant to try it. But I’ll try it out if you don’t know and get back to you.

[@LorraineCastellon-Rowe]

I've tried the Cricut glitter and it's not as vibrant as the Siser Glitter. I would love it if you tried it though. Just to see if it works better for you. Thank you.

[@AngieHolden]

I actually had some but decided not to add it to the mix here. I think it would work but the Siser glitter is REALLY good.

[@SteveHookEm]

Hi Angie, how did you create the shirt you are wearing? What process?

[@AngieHolden]

I bought it! Did not make it at all!

[@reginabagala7121]

I really liked you test for all subli's. I would like to know which product or how you make your shirt in this video. Thank you.

[@AngieHolden]

I like the EasySubli best myself.

[@kittdeverville9630]

what did you do to get the lettering on the shirt you are wearing? it is black and looks great.

[@AngieHolden]

I purchased the shirt I am wearing!

[@patriciaprescott6956]

Where do i purchase the Easy Subli and the Flexiprint?

[@AngieHolden]

There are always links below each video for sources. On computer, click show more. On mobile, click the arrow to expand the description or swipe up on the video depending on how you are watching.

[@Clamlifenc]

Thank you so much for the great information

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@camilleeppstein]

Thank you so much! You saved me so much time, money and effort! You are the best!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad I could help!

[@pamelapeterson3273]

With the htv, does it make the shirt like crunch yfeeling? if that makes sense

[@AngieHolden]

It does feel like something on the surface. The EasySubli feels like HTV.

[@StarsHallow]

This is such a helpful video!! TY!!

[@AngieHolden]

I'm so glad!

[@FASIGMAN]

Can you not sublimate directly on to the t-shirt ?........And what's the advantages of sublimation compared to normal print and cut......Thank you.......

[@AngieHolden]

You can only sublimate directly onto polyester. Here is a video with advantages: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKCXqmCdZt9lfrs&lc=UgzpYLqACzuVVC8QD1J4AaABAg

[@chuckosborne4403]

I guess I'm missing something. Is there some advantage to using these products vs just using printable htv with an inkjet printer?

[@AngieHolden]

Depends on the product but some last longer than printable HTV. And some people only have a sublimation printer and no inkjet printer.

[@chuckosborne4403]

@@AngieHolden I see, thank you for replying.

[@atalieblount3471]

Thank you for all the amazing test videos! You are my go to for Cricut crafting. I was wondering on some of these products, how are they different than printable HTV, other than the ink used? Would printable HTV be easier to use other than these particular sheets? Do you have a preference either way, sublimation on vinyl or printable HTV? Just curious. Thanks!!

[@jrhodes3216]

I was thinking the exact same thing?! Curious in what cases one would use this vs. printable HTV... Angie?

[@AngieHolden]

The winners of this beat printable HTV. So some of the other products shown here that failed would not work better if that makes sense.

[@atalieblount3471]

@@AngieHolden thank you for your response!! so, if you use the right sublimation products, sublimation should be brighter and last longer than printable HTV? Or is it just more of whatever you’re more comfortable using? I’m just getting into sublimation, and I’m loving it, but started with HTV. So just curious how they compare side by side, shall we say.

[@jillspencer9447]

Hi Angie, love , love your videos. And the time you take with us. I love to sublimate as well. Just learning, so my question is on the easy subli. I have an Epson printer, F170, a real one not converted . So , im not sure how to cut out the print on the easy subli……

[@AngieHolden]

You can try to print directly on it. I am not sure if that printer will work or not. You would just have to try different settings and see if they ink smears and if it will dry.

[@jillspencer9447]

@@AngieHolden thank you Angie.

[@KarinasContent]

is using the easysubli mask required when doing it this way??

[@AngieHolden]

Not required but will be easier if you have small pieces to transfer.

[@FASIGMAN]

The benefit's of sublimation are in direct to garment. I don't get this product why would I not just stick to print and cut with inkjet ?...........Thank you great channel........

[@AngieHolden]

You can only sublimate on polyester and light colors. This gives you options for cotton and dark colors.

[@MEXICANHEARTSTOPPER]

Thank you for this video!

[@pdokoonline]

Siser Easy subly or Forever Subli flex 202? What Is Best? And what Is Best solution for sublimation on Dark cotton t-shirt? Thanks

[@AngieHolden]

I like EasySubli.

[@HalseyCollins-uc8vo]

How do you use print then cut I’ve tried but my cut is way off

[@AngieHolden]

Try doing a calibration: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHK7fZJpaNeBa5o

[@sandypurifoy3120]

Very informative and thanks so much for not wasting time and getting right to the info, I learned a lot!