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test photos using no image cut required heat transfer paper
test photos using no image cut required heat transfer paper
Just had some time today to test the no image cut required heat transfer paper.
It is easy with cartoon figures or logos, with excellent resolution and quality. A little more work must be done with photos. As it is printed on garment anyway, so I saved the image into gif format first to reduce overall colors, and use my graphic program to smudge the highlighted area a little bit. Here are the the results.
If you want more info on that paper, or order test papers, here is the link for your reference: Unique4YouOnline.com Website
Last edited by Chriscarterohio; August 26th, 2007 at 11:44 PM.
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the photos I attached are after one wash. Normal heat transfer stuff, such as cold cold on washer, machine dry, no bleach. I have tested lots of heat transfer papers in the past, I believe it is more to do with ink than paper on wash performance.
Pigment based ink is the one can last longer. Also based on some other folks, for better wash performance, you can press the transferred image face up one more time after peeling, and it works only with pigment based ink.
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FYI - $10 shipping charge for 5 sheets of this "no image cut required heat transfer" sample paper pack:
"In this special sample pack, you will have three sheets of A4
(8.3x11.7 inch) no-cut heat transfer paper, and also two sheets of A4
(8.3x11.7 inch) our normal heat transfer paper for light color, I
would like you to test also, as it only costs $0.35+ per sheet, and
$0.5 for dark color, lowest in the market. We do charge $10 including shipping for this special sample pack."
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We need a US supplier to bring the cost down. The exchange rate is killing the price. Looked like the priced in the other thread would put a print on this paper close to a sublimation print.
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I got the sample pack, just paid $10 total, received in 2 days, the company shipped via USPS domestic priority flat rate envelope, I know the flat rate alone is $4.6.
I see I can use the no-cut in certain needs, and I guess there is no similar no cut product in the market, so they can charge more. By the way, I tested the normal heat transfer paper also, pretty good, cheapest I can get so far.
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Looks like they are US based. I saw pricing in another thread that was in pounds and assumed they were UK based. Has anyone got some solid pricing in USD from them? Do they have 11x17?
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hi jackie , can you tell me how to order this no-cut sample pack for $10 ? which online store ? as i cant find any link in the uniqu4youonline web page . thanks
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to order the sample pack, just email to
, then they will tell you how to order on the website, as this is new stuff, website has not been updated to sell that special sample pack as I was told.
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Here is the ordering instruction that Mr. James Tu has emailed to me.
"We do not sale this special sample pack on our website. The easiest way to purchase is to go to our website, Welcome to www.unique4youonline.com, under iron on heat transfer, select 8.5x11 inch 10 sheets (for light color T-shirt), it is $5, when you click, it will add $5 S/h, total will be $10. We will make sure to mail you the special sample pack.
The other way is to mail a check of $10 to:
LJJ Management, LLC 29 cedarbrook Irvine, CA 92620"
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Luis MAD Scientist JR. AKA MS2 Digital Artist. My canvas is t-shirt and my paintbrush is heat press.
Last edited by Lnfortun; September 1st, 2007 at 03:29 AM.
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damn...
every time i say this is it i found what i'm going to invest on something new comes out!!! and it's like every month there's something new can't catch up hahha.. i had made up my mind to buy an OKIc5600 and go with imageclip, NOW there's THIS.!! Chriscarterohio u got ur samples.. tell us the outcome please. any windows after wash? any hand? any fading or colour loosing after wash.? any breaking cutting after wash or stretched.?
i know it's alot to ask but i guess we all need it. before we get lost again.
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