anyone have tried to use heat transfer on polycanvas (black)
sublimation or pigment???
what transfer paper do i use??
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Sir Peng Wala pa ako nakitang heatpress on polycanvas... baka maluto yun tela or baka hindi maganda kalabasan nun press dahil magaspang texture nyan poly.
Sir Peng Wala pa ako nakitang heatpress on polycanvas... baka maluto yun tela or baka hindi maganda kalabasan nun press dahil magaspang texture nyan poly.
un nga sir baka maluto pero ung pinadala sa akin na item galing u.s. hindi bakat ng print as in walang tones so inisip ko parang heat transer kunan ko ng pics pag nakuha ko sample pina job out ko kung kaya nila pitaka ksi sya.. ang tela nya is parang sa barbi na bags...
un isa pa sa naisip ko sir dtg.... pero sa dark si sir byron parang white lang dtg nya... wahhh sayang toh project nto... si dba talaga pede sa transfer masubukan nga bukas... hehhehe
un isa pa sa naisip ko sir dtg.... pero sa dark si sir byron parang white lang dtg nya... wahhh sayang toh project nto... si dba talaga pede sa transfer masubukan nga bukas... hehhehe
CMYK mo nalang, pino nga lang frequency mga 85lpi.
Sir peng, that's a difficult project ah, . Dark color polycanvass base, so you can only use opaque transfers..i don;t think it will look good. Sublimation inks would only print on white fabric, so you can't transfer any images directly on that poly-canvass. Maybe try sublimation on another separate white fabric, then use glue to patch it to that wallet..or, as jsf suggested...try out your patience using screenprinting..
How many seconds would you recommend Sir? We haven't converted our printer yet because we don't have orders that require them, so sayang naman. So we've been using rubberized and so far our customers love it.
How many seconds would you recommend Sir? We haven't converted our printer yet because we don't have orders that require them, so sayang naman. So we've been using rubberized and so far our customers love it.
rubberized, meaning inkjet opaque transfers? just use a little less dwell time (seconds) and a little less heat (temperature) as you normally do on cotton fabrics. check the outcome if you think you pressed it well. good luck and have fun!