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Originally Posted by Steph |  | | | | | | | | | Based on all of the information on this forum, I am looking into printing transfers using my Xerox Phaser 6100 onto Imageclip paper.
My designs are usually very small, and I could likely fit many onto a single sheet of paper. To make this paper cost effective for me, I was wondering if I could gang my images onto a single sheet of transfer paper, cut out those images, and then print them to shirts as I needed them.
How long can I wait between printing from my CLP and doing the first press onto the polymer paper? From finished paper to the shirts?
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You can certainly gang the design in one sheet. I do it all the time. I have a batch that I printed, pressed and peeled (first step) that were kept in a zip lock bag that were good when I pressed them on the shirts. A member thought that
Imageclip have a shelf life even before the two papers are pressed and peeled (first step) because he may had a bad batch from the vendor. He sent some papers to be analyzed by the manufacturer. The member has not reported the result yet.
Here is a testimonial from another member:
color laser printer and imageclip tips / hints/ secrets / cheats
Really the best way to find out is by first hand experience. Buy a small quantity and experiment with it. Like I do in any transfers that I have tried I buy the least amount that a vendor will sell. Sometimes the vendor will send it to free of charge. Try it and if it doesn't work out it is no big loss. Otherwise the more I ask around the more I doubt the product and I will never get started. That is how I look at it.
Imageclip - how soon do I need to press the transfers? 
MAD Scientist JR. AKA MS2
Your help in invaluable.
