ATTENTION: Plain Neon Green and Grey Tall Tees plus iron on paper!

GeneralT

GeneralT

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Well I know I am going to get crap for posting another thread but I thought I had a committed buyer so I took it down. Well he bailed so I am posting again. I have two plain tall tees. They are both 33'' in length which is NOT a 5XL even though the package said that. But I thought whoever bought the t-shirts would get some avery heat transfer paper. It is pretty expensive to buy so I will add a buck or two to the t-shirt price for each sheet. You just need a color printer and you are able to customize your tees with your own logos or crew names. These are good for layering as well considering they are plain. Any offer over 5 bucks is a good offer for each shirt. Haters need to stop sippin' on that hatorade. Offer up ladies and gents.
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This is just an example of what you can do with the heat transfer paper!
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Do the designs you can make with that transfer paper stay on well? Like if you were to wash it multiple times would it stay without fading?
 
I made one a while back. I only started seeing a slight variation in color and i made them 1 1/2 years ago. They stay on real well if you do it right. I have found if you rush the process and don't heat it enough or pull it off before it has cooled then you get cracking and peeling. But if you follow the directions and do it for the time it tells you you shouldn't have any problems. It's important to wash in cold water though! Overall its a great way to get creative.
 
you didn't "take down" any of the previous 5 threads you made for this tall t. instead of making a new thread every day, just bump your exsisting one.
 
it says i have deleted them on my account. but when im not signed in it says that i havent. its weird. but this is the current one that ive been using!
 
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