PPD Inkjet PREMIUM Iron-On Dark T Shirt Transfers Paper LTR 8.5x11

PPD Inkjet PREMIUM Iron-On Dark T Shirt Transfers Paper LTR 8.5x11" Pack of 5 Sheets (PPD-4-5)

$ 7.99

Score By Feature

Based on 4,440 ratings

Easy to use

7.76

Sheerness

7.46

Print Quality

7.50

Value for money

7.26

Adhesion

6.76

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Product Description

Iron On T-Shirt Printing Paper, Pack of 5 in a size of 8, in a box. T-shirts are available in 5X11" for dark and black colors. The advanced technology we offer you allows us to print on various textiles, such as pillow cases, aprons, or any other cotton or polycotton fabric

You can use a domestic iron OR a heat press machine to transfer text, images, and pictures on dark and black fabrics. Unlike cheaper transfer paper, the PPD Transfer is designed to be cut with regular scissors, but it's also 100% compatible with cutting machines.

The PPD transfer paper has been used commercially by their customers for over 10 years. Professionally produced paper, used on a commercial scale. It may have a unique formulation, which allows the transfer paper to bond with fabric, making that fabric soft, flexible, crack free, stretchable, and completely

The cartridge is compatible with all inkjet printers, as long as the ink is regular. In the Pack you will find clearly written instructions and a link to a video tutorial

The PPD transfer paper comes with a 100% money back guarantee - if you are not 100% satisfied, you will receive a refund

Questions & Answers

Do you think you can print on this paper using sublimation ink?

Sublimation is not recommended for use with this product. Ink is for standard inkjets only, when used with normal

Can you tell me if this paper is clear or white as my designs have a lot of negative space and I do not want white to appear especially since I took the time to edit them?

You have to be able to remove ALL the white areas from the transfer that you do not want to appear on your garment because the background of this paper is white. There will be white regions on the final image if there are any on the paper. The paper is not really suitable for printing intricate and very detailed cut out images it would be much better to stick with one-piece images that have not a lot of cutout

What about nylon fabric? Would the transfer work on it?

The iron may be used on any fabric that can be ironed at maximum heat using a domestic iron or heat press. It is unlikely that nylon will be able to stand up to this

Using black transfer paper on dark fabric was the best choice. Everything has been greyed down and the black fabric can be seen through the transfer. Is there anything I can ?

Cotton fabrics are the best material for the use of this product. In order to use this product with polyester fabrics, you will need to reduce the time by a little, but the process will work fine. We can provide you with detailed instructions regarding printing on polyester by contacting our customer service department.

Selected User Reviews For PPD Inkjet PREMIUM Iron-On Dark T Shirt Transfers Paper LTR 8.5x11" Pack of 5 Sheets (PPD-4-5)

There was a problem when I washed the shirt according to the instructions

3/5

The shirt came out half peeled off, so I just took it off right away. You shouldn't be able to take it off so easily.

Camden Knight

| Mar 01, 2021

It wasn't as if I thought it was! It was impossible to find Avery dark transfer sheets at a store or on Amazon, so I bought these

3/5

I made the biggest mistake of my life when I did that. There are no words to describe how bad these sheets are. My shirt-making experience has taken me through hundreds of shirts, so trust me, I know what I'm doing. I will say that this is the worst fabric transfer I've ever encountered. The poor quality of these mats would have led me to send back for a refund if I hadn't wasted three in my cricut machine. My shirts look horrible after I press and have the color drained right out of the print, so I will need to purchase new shirts along with my transfers. Unfortunately, I wasted two brand new shirts after I managed to get 2 out of 5 to print out OK. Those with experience with fabric transfers know not to press for too long, so I made sure to stick to that, but I had to go back over the corners again because the images did not adhere. This is a product that was not as good as Avery, which I should have chosen. My order will not be refilled because of the poor quality of the product.

Bristol Dunn

| Apr 02, 2021

This is an easy application to use

5/5

Having the picture applied to the t-shirt was a great idea The shirt adheres very well to the body. In an article I read online, homemade gifts are the best options for gifts for Christmas, as they take a lot of thought and heart to make. " I was in awe of my roommate's excitement. Texas's

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Jared HOPE

| Apr 08, 2021

I love the look and feel of the print, but the touch is just wrong It appears very good looking on the transfer paper, or at least as good as your printer will allow it to

3/5

It was black t-shirt I was applying the prints to It was a mixed bag when it came to shirts and results. Remove the backing from the image so you can iron directly on the shirt using the parchment paper provided. The difficult part is getting the backing off of the image. Making a small dent or small pinch on an edge is the trick, and using a push pin needle to get between the sheet and the backing paper is the next step. You will ruin this area of the print if you attempt to use just your fingers. As long as you spread the iron evenly across the image and keep an eye out for any crumpling of the parchment paper, the image irons on easily with high heat. Although the results of this transfer paper are great, the impression of the image on the shirt does not feel very pleasing because it is just that, paper with an image on it. Neither does it feel like material nor does it feel as soft as a shirt. It feels almost like vinyl or plastic. As far as I'm concerned, you can't have the best of both worlds at the same time you can't have a material soft feel and a great image. Whatever the case may be, our son loved his shirts and that's what matters in the end.

Caiden Hamilton

| Feb 10, 2021

I received the paper today and started printing on it as soon as possible

3/5

I am disappointed in the product. When heated, the paper loses its color. I followed the instructions and it was horrible. Below are 3 pictures from when the shirt was printed as well as 2 shirts I have tried The shirts are for my cousin's graduation, and I have reined them with 25 rhinestones each. The situation needs to be resolved as quickly as possible.

Ariella CARTWRIGHT

| Oct 30, 2020

You can let your imagination run wild when you decorate You can use this set of transfer papers to create complex, colorful designs on a t-shirt There is nothing better to wear than a shirt

4/5

Our research revealed that you could customize a variety of cloth items using the same material. You can see images of dice bags customized using the same material. The paper is very easy to use, with clear instructions on how to use it. It is a very nice product that I will definitely order.

Christopher Hart

| Jun 26, 2021

The results I expected weren't what I got

3/5

There is a difference between this product/transfer paper and what The iron is different from the usual You can transfer paper to another device. In fact, I printed my images backwards in the hope it would be the normal iron-on My first inclination was to lift the image off the paper and use the paper, included, to press it on. I was later convinced it wasn't and that I had to lift the image off the paper. The images I printed were in reverse, so I didn't try to reverse them There was no way I could In the event that you know what you're getting back in advance, I believe this would be a fine product. For what I wanted it to do, it was not useful. Due to using one of the pages, I cannot return the book.