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Old April 7th, 2006 Apr 7, 2006 7:23:43 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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I just made an order for this glossy overlay paper. So while waiting for shippment to arrive I figured I would see what you experts have to say about this stuff. Supposedly it is gonna give a glossy look to the finished print?
Anyone use this stuff before, if so how did you like the results?
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I've seen it over here and it looks very good.
You can get a better finish by over printing with a gel such as super clear gel from rutland.
Looks better if printed through a high biuld screen of 150-300 micron
 
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Default Re: Glossy Over lay paper

Fizz in the post above he is looking to apply the glossy film on a heat transfer. Are you saying that you can also put that glossy finish in the screen printing process also? You mention that it looks better if printed through a high mesh screen, that sounds like screenprinting to me, correct?
 
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Yep a gloss gel is screen printed.
You can buy clear gloos transfer foil but to apply it you have to print an adhesive layer by screening.
 
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What are my other options as far as heat transfers go. All ive used is the parchment paper, and now this glossy over lay paper. Which I might add has turned out really good. I have printed a few shirts with this gloss stuff and WOW I am impressed. So what else is out there to make my designs look better on clothing? Any body ever use that glow in the dark paper?
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Are you guys talking about the paper at tshirtpaper.com using the glossy overlays? I just ordered some and tried it today, I thought they turned out horrible. The glossy overlay made the shirt look worse than the parchment, in my opinion. I made a halfway decent transfer that looks okay and feels pretty bad, but I would never sell it. The paper is nearly impossible to peel the backing off. Is there some secret or something that I am not getting? I was pretty psyched about these transfers, I use transferjet ii paper for white shirts only and was looking to start doing black.
 
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Default Re: Glossy Over lay paper

Yes this is the paper I am talking about. I think my designs look great with the glossy paper. Are you waiting for the paper to cool completely before peeling off the over lay paper? Ive only printed on black shirts so far. When the paper has cooled it just peels right off with no problems. I used the transfer paper from there as well so maybe its the paper you used causing it to stick?
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