Hi Brenden, thanks for watching! Yes, it was cool to see how the translucent Flexstyle®, especially, really seems to open up the doors for lots of more decorating possibilities on camo patterns.
Hi Kayla! 3D Embroidery Patches are actually recommended to apply with medium pressure. You can find the full application instructions here - www.stahls.com/3d-embroidered-patches. Great catch on the OL on the press. Happy pressing!
Hi Brian, thanks for watching! We actually decorated a 100% poly hat (www.ssactivewear.com/p/imperial/x210r) with a patch in this episode, which might answer any questions you have about the process: ua-cam.com/video/7S78u6whgiY/v-deo.html.
Wow 😮
Once I heard them say would you sport this and I’d rock that I knew they were cool 😎
what is the adhesive you use to stick the patch?
What adhesive is used for the patches?
Where does one get the flex-style items from?
Think of all the camos out there!
Hi Brenden, thanks for watching! Yes, it was cool to see how the translucent Flexstyle®, especially, really seems to open up the doors for lots of more decorating possibilities on camo patterns.
I like that Seth Godin reference. He's one of my favorite authors.
He's definitely one of the best minds in business. Thanks so much for watching!
Where can I find those white pads?
I noticed that on both applications you were on overload pressure. Is this what you suggest for your 3D patches?
Hi Kayla! 3D Embroidery Patches are actually recommended to apply with medium pressure. You can find the full application instructions here - www.stahls.com/3d-embroidered-patches.
Great catch on the OL on the press. Happy pressing!
The pressure system on my 360 IQ is a joke. It's very faulty. I calibrated so many times until I gave up.
what about polyester hats?
Hi Brian, thanks for watching! We actually decorated a 100% poly hat (www.ssactivewear.com/p/imperial/x210r) with a patch in this episode, which might answer any questions you have about the process: ua-cam.com/video/7S78u6whgiY/v-deo.html.
I was extremely disappointed in my 360 IQ.
Why Brendan?