Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
I recently bought some Avery T-shirt transfers and after using them on a shirt i realized that they had a really cheap look to them.
It seems like you guys know what your talkin about and from the looks of the forum it is clear that that Wow paper is #1, but all the guides say you need a heat press, and i do not have one of those.
So i was hoping i could do some of those Wow things with a iron, but if not I'd appreciate some recommendations for an iron on.
(i have a laser and an injet printer if it makes any difference)
I recently bought some Avery T-shirt transfers and after using them on a shirt i realized that they had a really cheap look to them.
It seems like you guys know what your talkin about and from the looks of the forum it is clear that that Wow paper is #1, but all the guides say you need a heat press, and i do not have one of those.
So i was hoping i could do some of those Wow things with a iron, but if not I'd appreciate some recommendations for an iron on.
(i have a laser and an injet printer if it makes any difference)
Not sure you can use the iron. The instruction calls for maximum with heat press. I have read that even members using heat press is having a hard time making the transfer work.
You can certainly try but for the price of $5.00 a pair after buying the initial package is very expensive way to go.
Try using Aplha Gold from Alphasupply.com maybe it will work with an iron. Also you have to trim this paper. Ask the company.
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