501017

How can I avoid a shiny finish to my tee shirt? I feels like a plastic shirt I am using a heat press at 375 degrees for ten seconds. I tried a longer time but it looked even shinier. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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teeoff

Hi Cindy,

What kind of transfer? What kind of shirt?

 

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501017

Thanks ror replying. I am using an avery transfer and the shirt is Gildan 100% pre-shrunk cotton. Tahnks. Looking forward to your reply.

 

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501017

Thanks for replying. I am using an avery transfer, The shirt is a Gildan 100% pre-shrunk cotton. Thanks for your help. I am pretty new at this. The shirt looks plastic and feels rubbery.

 

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teeoff

Quote: Originally Posted by 501017 Thanks for replying. I am using an avery transfer, The shirt is a Gildan 100% pre-shrunk cotton. Thanks for your help. I am pretty new at this. The shirt looks plastic and feels rubbery.

Avery makes paper primarily for hobbyists using hand irons. Avery is rubbery to begin with and then you also be sure you are using the correct type (for light color shirts or dark color shirts). I personally like New Milford Photo Iron All because it stretches and is a lot more forgiving on ribbed shirts. But do search the Forum because I do know others have their own personal favorites. You'll have to try out a few to find what works best for you.

 

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501017

Thank you so very much. I will definitely try the ironall brand. ThNKS A MILLION.

 

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