(Sponsored by PRINTING United) Ever hear someone say if you repeat something enough, people will start to believe it's true? That's what we'll be discussing on 2 Regular Guys this Friday. Bad Info about garment decorating that's repeated enough that people start to believe it. Guest host Jay Busselle will join Terry to talk about the good and the bad of internet information.

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News GSG Acquires McBee SupplyGSG, a supplier for the screen, digital, and sign equipment and supply industry, announces its acquisition of the assets, business, and employees from McBee Supply in Houston, Texas. McBee Supply transitioned its inventory and employees to GSG as of July 6.Mike McDonnell, president of McBee, has facilitated the acquisition and will retire once the transaction closes.McDonnell said, “I know GSG well and respect them as a good, fair, and solid competitor. This was a good opportunity to transition McBee employees as we are not only familiar with each other, our lines overlap, and know this is a positive move for my employees.”Dad Joke: Know why the Flat Earth people are wrong?If the Earth was flat our cats would have pushed ALL our stuff over the edge by now.

Bad Info Terry: Ever hear someone say if you repeat something enough times, people will start to believe it’s true? It’s the same with garment/product decorating and information on the internet. Jay, what we really find on the internet is, “I couldn’t get this to work, so here’s my Bandaid.”Screen PrintingAll you need are 110 mesh screensFlash between colors for best resultsPinholes? Just put more emulsion on it!There is a perfect white ink. You just have to find it!DTGSave money, use Teflon sheetsOur machine will fix your 72dpi files and print perfectlyYou can’t make money with DTG… ink is too high and production is too slowSublimation (per Aaron)Terry: Dipping mugs after pressing. Even in lukewarm water you are creating micro cracks in the ceramic. This was an old band aid for old coating that was not as good as the current dishwasher safe coatings where the ink is not going to ghost as readily. Just remove the transfer, put the mug on a cooling rack, cooling stone, or on concrete to remove the heat from it at a natural level and you will be fine. If anyone is suggesting it, I would be leery of their mugs and the quality of coating.Jay: 400 degrees for 60 seconds - This time and temperature has been used as the correct setting for all sorts of items. It is another bandaid for poor testing and was just a catch all to make sure that the full transfer happened. Most items have a much lower time and temperature. 400 for 60 seconds will cause blacks to look brown, and haloing around the edges of prints. It can even cause the orange peel look on thin aluminum and other hard surface coated items.Embroidery (per Erich)Terry: Embroidery pricing begins and ends with $1 per thousand stitches.