calijimmy

newbie here, i was wondering about the transfer papers out there that i keep reading about. i'm using jet lite from the paper ranch and i was wondering with the red grid on the back is it the same as all the other red grid papers like transjet? is ironall really that difficult to use?

 

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gmille39

Quote: Originally Posted by calijimmy newbie here, i was wondering about the transfer papers out there that i keep reading about. i'm using jet lite from the paper ranch and i was wondering with the red grid on the back is it the same as all the other red grid papers like transjet? is ironall really that difficult to use?

I used to use Ironall until the paper changed. It flakes too much for me and curls a little too much. They may have changed it again but I just don't have the time to try out another paper, as I am busy every night doing shirts.

I use transjet II paper with no lines on the back and I am fully satisfied with that.

 

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calijimmy

thanks dirk for replying. i guess i'll checkout transjet II.

 

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ukdesi

ive read this paper is for light t shirts, what paper do you use for darker colour t shirts like navy/ black?? thanx

 

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calijimmy

i've used jet dark 2.

 

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Rodney

Quote: Originally Posted by ukdesi ive read this paper is for light t shirts, what paper do you use for darker colour t shirts like navy/ black?? thanx

There are several opaque transfer papers on the market (although I'm not a big fan of the quality)

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gmille39

Quote: Originally Posted by Rodney There are several opaque transfer papers on the market (although I'm not a big fan of the quality)

I really don't do a lot of dark shirts unless I order custom transfers. I use the opaque paper mainly for tote bags where the fabric is heavy.

 

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