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I'll try again & you can delete this and the other post if you like. | |  | |  | |
No need to delete it, it just takes times for members to see your post
Although the post may show "views", it could be that the members that viewed it don't have an answer yet, but it's possible that someone will see it after trhe weekend and have a great answer for you.
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Sorry I'm new to this and needed help, I did search but with the wrong term I guess | | | | | | |
No need to be sorry at all
That's what the forum is for, to help people and share information.
Like you said, sometimes you can search and not find answers because you may be calling it something different than others have used in their past topics
That's why I wanted to point you to plastisol and opaque transfers, since I've seen those words used alot when talking about heat pressing on darks.
Maybe one of our other members who are more knowledgeable in the heat press field will have an answer about printing a black background with red text and just trimming around the transfers.
I think (not totally sure), that if you use opaque transfer paper, that you don't have to trim around each letter.
Transfer onto black 
button in the top right hand corner of the Heat Press section of the forum and you can find lots of info regarding transfers on dark garments.
