Yes, if you go with pigment ink, I can recommend Jetprosofstretch (at tshirtsupplies.com) for lights and Ironall Dark for dark shirts. (I think Coastal has it<-forum sponser and offers discount - see prefered vendor list, and new milford photo carries it as well.)
I don't do dyesub, so I can't offer recommendations for paper and suppliers if you go that route, sorry.
In general, pigment ink is the recommended ink, it will work with all the transfer papers. And remember this about dye ink, dye ink washes out in the wash. Now I will tell you some exceptions we are finding, and these are new discoveries:
Lately, we've found out the Jetpro paper maybe different from other transfer paper, it may work with dye inks, and that is usual. And it is only with Jetpross. The tests are very new, too. But jetpro only does light shirts. With pigment ink, you'll be able to do both light and dark shirts.
Now there is an ink called Claria by Espon. It is a dye ink, but it is different from other dye inks. It is a "water resistant" dye ink. So far, it has not faded with Jetpro (which could be the
jpss itself) but a member here has used it with Conde paper, and it is not fading. We will try it with Ironalll dark and see if it doesn't fade. This is a new developement. No long testing is done.
Pigment has worked for a long time and is proven. Good luck to you.
Hello Charles,
May I ask you, did you use the Claria ink at one time and it faded on you?
Thanks alot,
Kelly
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