Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
So there is an eBay seller on eBay with the following message in his post:
"This shirt is a high quality silk screened t-shirt. It's NOT a cheap heat transfer that will crack after a few washes. Beware of heat transfers."
This seller sells novelty tees. Don't you think that he uses a plastisol transfer? If he is actually screen printing each shirt, that would be a TON of screens to save. Let me know what you guys think.
I attached a picture of one of the t-shirts. It looks like a plastisol transfer to me.
So there is an eBay seller on eBay with the following message in his post:
"This shirt is a high quality silk screened t-shirt. It's NOT a cheap heat transfer that will crack after a few washes. Beware of heat transfers."
This seller sells novelty tees. Don't you think that he uses a plastisol transfer? If he is actually screen printing each shirt, that would be a TON of screens to save. Let me know what you guys think.
I attached a picture of one of the t-shirts. It looks like a plastisol transfer to me.
It probably is plastisol tranfers. But it does not matter depending on how much business he gets. if he is selling a lot he could be doing direct screen printing? I don't know how many designs he is selling. they also could be stock transfers.
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Is this a Plastisol Transfer? 
