Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
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Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
Hello-
My friend just got a fabulous deal on a Epson C120. I'm wondering what printer/paper settings when using Jetpro Sofstretch on 100% cotton tees.
Thanks!
Re: Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
Please make sure to mirror the image, I once printed 10 transfers without doing this and of course they were unusable. I guess this is what happens when you don't engage your brain first. I suggest you always double check everything before you hit the print key. .... JB
Re: Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
what do you use to stretch the shirts and i had some peelin in the corner (jpss)do you pull the transfer immediately after removing from press or wait a few seconds
Re: Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
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Originally Posted by StayStrong
what do you use to stretch the shirts and i had some peelin in the corner (jpss)do you pull the transfer immediately after removing from press or wait a few seconds
You peel hot immediatly then take the sides of the **** and stretch it then top to bottom. This prevents the inks from hardening and gives the shirt a softer feel as well as allowing it to stretch with the wearer.
Re: Epson C120 printer settings, JetPro SofStretch for lights
I also use jpss and dark... i was reading the instructions to both and they say 30 sec.. yet my presser does 390 for 5 sec with a pressure mounted release.. i have had no problems yet... should i insist on more like 20 seconds...? please help im a bit confused.. this is not the happiest presser youve met.
thanks
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