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allie · July 20th, 2007

Hi, I'm new to this business and so far haven't used many kinds of paper. Can anyone tell me what they think of Jet Wear Hot Peel ? I would appreciate any advice .Thank you.Alice

pnacorda · July 20th, 2007

where did you get that one?

gmille39 · July 20th, 2007

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Originally Posted by allie


	Hi, I'm new to this business and so far haven't used many kinds of paper. Can anyone tell me what they think of Jet Wear Hot Peel ? I would appreciate any advice .Thank you.Alice

Couldn't tell ya. I use Transjet II from New Milford Photo.

allie · July 20th, 2007

Hi, thank you Dirk. I just got some Everlast or IronAll.I guess it goes by both names.I read that it fades quickly however so don't know what to do as I have a large order of shirts to do. Also do you transfer on mousepads and if so what kind of paper do you use? thanks.Alice

gmille39 · July 20th, 2007

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	Hi, thank you Dirk. I just got some Everlast or IronAll.I guess it goes by both names.I read that it fades quickly however so don't know what to do as I have a large order of shirts to do. Also do you transfer on mousepads and if so what kind of paper do you use? thanks.Alice

I haven't done any mouse pads yet. I know coastal business supplies sells the blanks so you may ask them about what paper is best. There's a link on the left of your screen.

allie · July 20th, 2007

Thanks again Dirk, I'll check that out. I've been using just the Avery stuff you get at Wallmart,but thought there must be another kind I could get in larger quantities. Mousepads are fun to do! I'm very anxious to try the tshirts

Alice

allie · July 20th, 2007

Hi, I saw it on ebay and wondered if it was any good. Alice

Twinge · July 26th, 2007

The general standards for quality are either IronAll (and it's various other names) or Transjet II/Magic Jet. Get some samples of both of those and compare them with anything else you're thinking of trying to judge for quality.

E-bay is usually not a good place to get transfer paper.

Avery paper is fine for hobby work with an iron, but you'll want to use a professional quality paper with a heat press for commercial work.

allie · July 26th, 2007

Thank you Twinge.I just got some IronAll,in Canada it goes by Everlast. I'm anxious to try that.Thank for info.Alice

MYDAMIT · July 31st, 2007

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	Thank you Twinge.I just got some IronAll,in Canada it goes by Everlast. I'm anxious to try that.Thank for info.Alice

I used ironall and transjet 11, both are good in t-shirt and mousepad. I buy the supply from imprintables.

allie · July 31st, 2007

Hi, thank you Roq for reply. I've been using IronAll tonite for tshirts...just got it a few days ago. It looks a little faded so I don't know how it will be on mousepads.
I did shirts for my grandkids and they are delighted.

oasis · August 21st, 2007

We use the light fabric paper from tshirtpaper.com for mouse pads. Works great and priced well too... Just make sure you hot peel, not cold when doing mouse pads.

MYDAMIT · August 21st, 2007

Hi Allie,
try transjet or jet wear on mousepad and ironall on t-shirt. I used jet wear also from ebay they are nice also like transjet. I use transjet in mousepad because they are vibrant in color, and ironall in shirt because i can iron them directly.

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Originally Posted by allie


	Hi, thank you Roq for reply. I've been using IronAll tonite for tshirts...just got it a few days ago. It looks a little faded so I don't know how it will be on mousepads. I did shirts for my grandkids and they are delighted.

allie · August 21st, 2007

Hi Roq, thanks for the reply. I did get transjet and I like it for the mousepads. Thanks for that suggestion. Its still a learning process.Can you tell me if I'm supposed to wash the tshirts before tranferring?

Allie