PPD Inkjet Iron-On Dark T Shirt Transfers Paper 11x17" Pack of 10 Sheets (PPD-107-10)
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During the printing process, you should follow detailed instructions to the letter to make sure that the image will not bleed on the shirt.
In this paper, there is no mirroring. The paper is printed normally and then trimmed before being placed face up on the garment (after peeling off the back). To iron an exposed image, cover it with the enclosed silicon.
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Despite the fact that this product will work on Denim, you must make sure that it is placed on a flat surface allowing for easy ironing or heat pressing without going over seams and bumps. Heat pressing or ironing the image over a flat surface is mandatory in order to transfer the image.
Selected User Reviews For PPD Inkjet Iron-On Dark T Shirt Transfers Paper 11x17" Pack of 10 Sheets (PPD-107-10)
looked great. No color difference from the file to the printed piece. The backing of the design makes it difficult to peel off. You need patience to do it. The ease of bending on an edge can be improved by bending it back and forth a few times. Be careful not to tear the design once peeled, because it feels very delicate and flimsy at first. Neither design was torn, so we did not get a bad grade. The shirt was set in the heat press and the design was difficult to put on. We ran into problems setting the design on the shirt. As soon as the design was put down inside a hot press, it was difficult to straighten out the edges before the edges curved. few times, the edges of the design curled under and stuck to the other side. The edges of the design were stuck because we had pulled it from the heat press, but after taking it out we were able to roll them out The shirt (or whatever you want to add your design to) should not be set in the heat press before taking it off the heat press. They must be set down on an unheated surface first. Adjust the design so that it is straight and then apply it to the shape. On top of that, place the parchment paper. With the shirt already placed in the heat press (preferably with an assistant), transfer it to the press carefully. By doing this, you will eliminate the need for straightening the design on the heat press before pressing, which may result in I don't think 12 seconds is long enough (177. 5 F) for the actual pressing to happen. In the second pressing (12 seconds), we smoothed out the edges of the parchment that didn't stick to the design using a hot iron (1800W). There had to be room to peel before we used a second pressing. Peel that is good. In this picture, you can see that the design is well stuck to the shirt. I wish they could make this paper so that you didn't have to peel off the backing, because it's virtually impossible to press a design straight on a heat press Using this system would simplify the process in a major way. I give it a thumbs I will use this service.
This is better than Avery in my opinion. I used to think Avery was the best, but then I tried this! So far, the skin has not peeled. have my own Straight Into 3rd Grade shirt and I have washed it several times and it still looks like it just came off the rack.
In the photo on the left, I am showing a 1" design that I hand cut (but, I ended up using my Silhouette when I finally was able to "mass produce") with the white around the edge. A 2 is shown in the photo on the right. This is the same design on a 5" card but this time On a black canvas tote bag (which I use to practice with) it has been ironed. The logo I use for my business is one I made myself. With an Easypress 2 set at 375 for 20 seconds, I obtained the desired result. An inkjet photo printer I have had for 15 years is responsible for printing this- Presentation matte paper with a paper setting of 8" by 11" A photo of This is the resolution of the text. One of the key things to keep in mind is that the design must be printed facing the way you see It worked well to peel the back off and I was able to peel the layers apart with my fingers after I separated the backing from the front with a needle. I purposely purchased this knowing it would not fit my printer, but I get twice as many sheets by simply cutting the sheets.
11x17- Comes in a 12x12 zip The product was wrapped like a taco and delivered folded. It was packaged in a bag rather than a box by the seller, because a plastic bag fit it better. Since the paper was folded in half, it now has a deep crease in all of the transfer paper. It would be better if you stopped being cheap and offered a solid product instead.
In addition, the company (based in the U. S. NO customer service to speak of and if you do reach them, they are VERY rude!.
Contrary to what is specified in the product description, the instructions in the photo paper contradict the product What do you think? Are you mirrored The surface of a board or other solid surface is ironed. In all, I attempted four different methods of doing it. There was no way to make the image visible as in the picture when the image transfer failed. The heat and pressure of the process cost me several hours and shattered my solid counter top. As a result of all this confusion, I no longer have the table cloth runner that I was supposed to have with the couple logo.
Let me start by saying that I have just bought a 24" HP The number of printed pages is less than 100. Within the first five prints, any of these pages will not be properly fed. Whenever the rollers are on the paper, they just slip on it There is still good loading with some of the remains of the regular brand i have. The rollers in my printer appear to be dirty so I have cleaned them but it still won't load I'm not sure if this paper will work if you have a cassette feed slot. I feel that the paper backing on this is just too thin and slippery.
There is no obvious flaw in this product, it prints very well and appears to adhere to shirts well. To this end, I haven't been able to find a setting that allows me to print and cut with my Silhouette Cameo 4. Neither blade depth nor speed nor acceleration nor the number of passes are published. In this case, the manufacturer has suggested that the settings for plain paper be used. Those efforts did not succeed. To use the settings for the paper of a competitor, I tried. It worked better, but not so well that you could use it. As a rule, the cutting tool tends to stick to the product. Plus, I seem to get registration errors with it that are not present in This paper can also be used for simple hand-cut designs that can be made without border. I was able to print some borderless full sheet prints with the paper and those worked just fine. You may want to consider switching to another product if you plan to print and cut.
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