[amayausers.com] Re: Jacket Backs
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Hi Tina...
I have a screenprinting setup so I set the jackets on the pallet as though I am
going to screen them-and mark off (with chalk) where the design will line
up-because the edges of the pallet board are 'square' to each other and I can
line the jacket up by seams, hems, whatever. Then I can get exact perpendicular
marks for lineup.
I slide the inside hoop into the port hole (and YES, sometimes they aren't big
enough but you can get it to work) and first the backing if I need it-sprayed
with light adhesive on one side. Put that in first, adhesive 'up', use the
largest piece you can-and then flatten the jacket back down to it-so it sticks
to the back. Slide your hoop in under this and you know it will stay in place.
Line the jacket up on the pallet/board again, and you can move the inside hoop
around with your fingers from the outside until it is where you want it-put the
outter hoop in place and make sure it is lined up again-then push down and hoop
it. Takes a little practice but it does work. I find loosening up the screw
makes it easier for thick jackets-once it is hooped reach inside and snug the
screw up all the way and you are good to go.
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