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I've been offering to do the same with my Ron Paul art I digitized, but it's not posted on my website, but instead another website I partner with (www.libertystash.com). My art is my interpretation of Skylar Hartman's original design before it was changed by the campaign. All is on CorelDraw...

I can't offer anything for free or upfront, but I can print single color front and back white tees sizes small through X-large for $3.50 and as low as $3.25 as long as you pay shipping (actual shipping, no handling fee). For example, I can do 50 Tees for $170... which is $3.40 each if you do the...

Thanks for your order. Do you like this one? Cause I just put that online this morning, and I'm going to be printing it on carolina blue Bayside (with a navy eagle, white text) and Navy Bayside Tees Tuesday I think. I have that design in a large on a black Jerzees 50/50 blend (I'll do $5) and...

I'm going to be blunt. We need to get Ron Paul's name out to as many people as possible, and I'd love to make a few bucks doing it, but I think somebody out there should do Ron Paul shirts AT COST. Nobody else is even coming close. I love a lot of the Ron Paul products websites, but when it...

I run RevolutionApparel.us. Check out what I have, send me an e-mail, and I'll give you a heck of a deal.

Zazzle is a complete ripoff unless you buy 25 or more shirts. Even then, small independent shops (even in your own area) can still produce higher quality for less money. I'm sorry I'm ranting on here, and I'm not ranting at you, just in general, but let me break it down... I (or any other small...

I always find it funny when I'm asked this. Buy a Tee online from a store that donates proceeds to Ron Paul and it costs $20 plus shipping, usually $4-8 bucks on top of the base price. You want a 2XL? $3 more. 3XL? $4 more. It's laughable. The 2XLs and 3XLS don't need to be marked up like that...

I'll print the shirts if nobody else has yet. I can print them on BaySide Made in USA Tees for about $12 each - and I could include a nice little eagle necktag or left sleeve print or something else on the back. I like the idea of just printing a smaller eagle as a back necktag. I already...

Looks nice, but I need one that has at least two stations. By a station, I mean the place to put the shirt. Some call those platens and some call them palettes. Basically, I need at least two so that I can be flashing (curing) the ink on one palette while printing on the other. Makes things much...

Thanks, I've been looking into making my own press and setup, though I haven't saved any links. I work at a local screen printing and embroidery shop in NE Ohio, but because I may relocate eventually, I want to be able to continue printing if I do. For me, I can make the exposure unit, flash...

Gladly. I acknowledge what you see as a conflict of interest there, but I'll explain. There's regularly auctions on eBay for used screenprinting supplies. I just recently bought 51 screens (40 of which are in near perfect condition) for $100. There are also great deals for just about everything...

That "A" was Skylar Hartman's idea. Credit where it's due.

As of today, my own way of personally supporting Ron Paul has come to fruition. http://www.RevolutionApparel.us is up and running with about 4 unique styles of Ron Paul shirts, numerous unique styles of End the Fed shirts, and even some Campaign for Liberty shirts. They are all available on...

I like the design. Are you printing them yourself or having them printed? Because $15 is a bit expensive for a two color front. My $15 shirts are made in America and use 7 screens. If you sell those and need to order more, email me and I'll get them to you for less than your printer does.

For anyone considering buying the Yudu, please don't. You are better off making a single head press yourself and buying ink, squeegees, emulsion, etc separately. If you crunch the numbers, the Yudu has a hard time ever paying for itself - especially considering its numerous limitations and high...