Re: Iron-On Code

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From: Phil Ryals
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 17:30

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This is not exactly new technology.  I remember having a bunch of T-shirts
made for the Tymshare Sailing & Sipping Society down in Cupertino back about
1977, when Xerox's first color copier was hitting the copy shops.  They used
some kind of acetate material that would bind to the cloth when heated.  I
think you peeled off the back and ironed it on, so the art didn't have to be
reversed.

Don't know where to get the materials now, though.

Phil

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Subject: Re: Iron-On Code
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