You can't make money from supacolor - rant and Heat Transfer Warehouse unboxing

I watched a video from someone that said you can't make money from supacolor. This video made me a little mad because I believe you can make money on anything. You just have to find the right buyer for the product. I haven't used supacolor yet, but I plan on using it when the situation is right.
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[@bkmcg7340]

I use Supacolor for all my multi color designs. So far, I have only ordered 20 sheets at a time...but I have made 5 orders, all different designs & I am making a profit.

[@Supacolor]

Thanks for including Supacolor in your discussion! Thousands of print hustlers would agree that you can make money with Supacolor. We exist because we help people grow their business. Great video, keep up the excellent content.

[@ttms]

I look forward to using it more.

[@Bsbdicorjsnanebrhfidksns]

We are killing it with Supacolor!!! the only way you not making money is because you don't believe in your self and your product!!!!!

[@ttms]

I think our customers just have different needs Austin, but it’s because of my lack of faith, ok

[@afili7265]

I believed you until i saw Supacolor affiliate link :) Love how influencers doing "independent" reviews, and placing affiliate links.

[@ttms]

Yes, I do use affiliate links. You can use them or not. That doesn't change how I feel about the product.

[@scott8193]

@@ttms id say different. truth is you are incentivized to paint them in a positive light because of ur affiliate link to get paid

[@killerjms21]

you can make money with supacolor but nat as much. i can do 20 4 color screen print tee for $252 and mak $80 now with supa color i would only make $37.20

[@enviousstylezboutique6023]

I have a question with supacolor do u have to make your own design or do they have the designs premade

[@ttms]

You can get premade designs from Heat Transfer Warehouse. timetomakesomething.com/htw

[@kimberleypierce1626]

I think your pricing strategy is backwards. I try to determine what the market will bear and then research the cost and decide if I am going to offer this product.

[@vdomstr1]

Smoke detector still down, just being funny, your a great wealth of information, thanks for all your hard and information.

[@ttms]

It's in my drawer with the batteries pulled out so it won't beep at me 😁

[@Highlyfavored19]

I love you! You made me like your video before i finished it. I love your “I don’t give a damn” attitude. 🤣🤣 If you like it buy it, if you don’t who cares. 😆❤️

[@ttms]

Ha ha. Thanks.

[@kevinburrowes3810]

This guy said exactly what I was thinking. You business approach about customers and pricing is what I have been saying. Price based on how much profit you want to make. Its ok for for people to say no. You want customers who are willing to pay for your services. That how you make profit. I was thinking while I was watching this video, I LOVE THIS GUY.

[@bhutch216]

Epson makes an awesome sublimation printer. The margin on sublimation is insane.

[@ttms]

The Epson F570 is the one I'd get.

[@kayo2180]

I run a screen print shops and I use Supacolor in my shop, I make money from it

[@BrokenWrenches]

im ordering some supacolor transfers. just makes the most sense. eliminates the need, expense and learning curve of trying to make my own transfers…. in business you have to know, and sometimes learn the hard way what you should farm out and what you should do yourself. time is always money.

[@stevendorn1736]

When I first order super color transfers.. it was hit and miss with the application even though I follow the instructions to the T off of their website and other KZbin users advice.. but I looked at my artwork too much fine detail lines etc.. I know super color has great Superior quality... So going to reorder... but this time I'm going to make my transfer artwork solid.. one piece so everything comes off in one application peel. I think that fix my issue.

[@Zunoh]

have you checked if your heat press is at the correct temp? I have seen videos of heat presses that are like $200 and they aren't accurate

[@monkeyworksgarage7968]

not sure if you will see this, and its been a year.. but I noticed one thing is for sure: use them as a cold peel if you ever have peel issues hot. and then repress with a teflon sheet over the top works every time

[@stevendorn1736]

@@monkeyworksgarage7968 actually you're right.. because when I let the transfer cool down a little bit and let the glue dry some it worked fine.. but when I peel them as soon as I lifted my heat press the glue was still melting and a print was damaged

[@madmedia3380]

Im with you on your thoughts about clients. The vast majority of clients care only about 3 things. 1. Can you do it 2.How much is it 3. When can I have it. They really dont care how you do it, thats why they hire you, so they dont have to deal with it but it is up to you on the level of quality you want to deliver and price accordingly.

[@ttms]

Well said.

[@PatrickDKing]

Can you post the link you talked about on not being the lowest price? I can relate to the customer wanting specific things. I did a large print job once with mailing, and the customer was a very old man. It was a simple one page b/w letter and he insisted it be done on offset and not digital. Guess what that means considering I didn't have an offset press? It means I had to outsource it and I made sure I marked additional margin as a result. It ended up causing much more of a hassle and downtime. Something I could have done in a day or two now took several weeks just for the outsourced printer to print the items. I'll admit, for things like reading books, I do like old fashioned offset but for a letter...like who cares.

[@ttms]

I think this is the video I was talking about but I’m going to have to rewatch to make sure kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXq2k2CPaJiXnpY

[@auntylizzyrocks]

Oh man, such great advice. I used to undersell my services too. Hard lesson to learn!

[@Cc_nf]

You talking about “goon life “ lmaoo

[@ttms]

Not in this video! Close though!

[@Ezekiel242]

You are talking about " Goonlife printing & engraving " channel

[@ttms]

Not in this video, close though!

[@sergioknuf]

Click bait! Brilliant!

[@stevendorn1736]

I ordered a couple of my original designs from super color a couple of months ago.. I ordered a couple of dozen which was 15 by 14 and a half.. but it seems as though they are hit and miss I followed instructions to the T on their website and other t-shirt transferred users.. I've been doing t-shirts for a long time I think I'm going to just start fucking with screen printing again.... Vinyll is always accurate but to deal with that shit is too time consuming .... weeding and cutting and shit.. it is what it is.. or My stack my money and get a DTG.. I guess that's the ultimate.

[@ttms]

If you can keep the DTG busy, that's definitely the best option for one off or small runs. The biggest issue I've seen with supacolor is using the right pressure. Usually takes more than what's listed,but it depends on your press.

[@hawaiianpunchaho]

Bro I have a sawgrass 1000 for sublimation but I need an inkjet printer that print at least 13x19 to print on to black shirts. Should I say fuck it and get the bn20 or use a epson printer

[@ttms]

I'd get the BN20 over an inkjet. You'll not only be able to do printed htv, but banners, stickers, and more. Call Todd, he can hook you up. His info is in the video description.

[@hawaiianpunchaho]

@@ttms thanks for replying back bro. I was sorta heading that way. But I figured since you have more experience with the printer I ask you about it so you can give me a educated opinion on it

[@ttms]

Happy to help.

[@berties34]

I’m confused why you’ve put you can’t make money?

[@rooofficialmerch]

Very valid point.

[@ttms]

Thanks

[@Mr_Chuckles]

Of course you can make a profit on short runs/once offs or your own brand. But anything scaled up, its far cheaper to do with other methods and bulk order customers expect a discount.

[@mrhyde7019]

Supacolor has price breaks too, the more you increase the order. Of course, you can make reflect that decrease on the customer pricing as well.

[@trustnone6134]

I did....And the crazy part is I initially started out doing in from the heart for family but the quality was so good others went on to purchase from the same order.

[@starkson7364]

fourth babey

[@coralgablesgraphics180]

First

[@basikboy]

If you truly have customers that just don't care about the quality then sure, Supacolor may work out for you. BUT anyone that knows what a quality print is will know that you're using super inferior printing. It feels super cheap and won't hold up in the wash. You will not keep your customers using subpar printing methods.

[@dankmanreviews7710]

Lol I use supa color I always order 300-500 prints and never had a problem well so far no problem..try to get a screen shop to do 5+ color design fir 100 shirts vs 100 transfer price .if you know a shop please let me know

[@basikboy]

@@dankmanreviews7710 contract shops

[@USAcumbia]

You must have not seen the DTG vs Supacolor test video lol