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tonz-sk8 · February 10th, 2008

I always see the shirts with family's pictures on them etc. They always look so faded even when the come out. If i buy a heat press thats good with a good printer will this happen?

wildpat · February 10th, 2008

Good ink and good transfer paper should do the trick

indy99 · February 10th, 2008

I make photo prints on tee's for people and they turn out great. I use an Epson C-88 printer with Epson inks(pigment). Use a good transfer paper and you should have no problems. I would not sell a faded photo print shirt to anyone.

badalou · February 10th, 2008

For lights or white shirts Jet pro sof stretch and for darks IRON ALL FOR DARKS. C120 epson printer

Chani · February 10th, 2008

What Lou said.

Really, you can't go wrong with Jet-Pro SofStretch for light fabrics. Just keep in mind that if you want any white in your shirt and your shirt is not white, you will need to use an opaque transfer like IronAll Dark, as Lou said.

And be sure to use a printer that uses PIGMENT inks.

tonz-sk8 · February 11th, 2008

thank you guys so much for your help! I was also wondering what heat press i can get that is good in quality as well with price.

badalou · February 11th, 2008

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Originally Posted by tonz-sk8


	thank you guys so much for your help! I was also wondering what heat press i can get that is good in quality as well with price.

I have a list on my education web site.

tonz-sk8 · February 11th, 2008

Thank you once again i would love to chat with you some time on aim.. You seem like a really good guy.. ive seen you on youtube i believe. Once again Thank you

Girlzndollz · February 11th, 2008

Telfon sheets in the size of your press are helpful to prevent scorching of the shirt fabric during press time and helps keep the top your press clean.

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