Polyester Transfers – Use heat-resistant foam to remove those pesky transfer lines.
Quick Tip November 14th, 2014 by Aaron Montgomery
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Focus – since we talked about Niche this fits perfectly. Don’t go after new things until you are really good at the current thing. Can’t try to do everything all at once and expect that there won’t be a learning curve. If it was easy everyone would do it. Pick your niche, your technique and go all in. Then once you have mastered that expand and do it all over with something else. Like we will talk about next week we are all just decorators but you still need to master your craft.
