bcpack

I am just starting out and have used several differant heat transfer papers I like Alpha the best what paper does everyone else use or suggest

 

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paintergirl

Hello,

I use JPSS for light shirts, which took me some time to get used to. Now I love it. I use Alpha Gold Dark for colored shirts, with OK results. I don't like the rapid deterioration of the opaque papers though, so I use light shirts almost exclusively now. My designs look best on bright colors, but I'm just not comfortable putting my name on shirts that won't look good in a few washings.

I don't sell any transfers. What kind of designs are you looking for? Someone else may have some, and there are places in the preferred vendors list at the left of the screen that sell all different kinds. You'll find something to your liking, and the prices mostly seem reasonable.

Good luck. It's a fun hobby/business to be involved in.

Paintergirl

 

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Rodney

Quote: Originally Posted by bcpack I am just starting out and have used several differant heat transfer papers I like Alpha the best what paper does everyone else use or suggest

JetPro SofStretch (often referred to as JPSS here in the forums) is often recommended as a good inkjet transfer paper for white/light garments.

You can read more about it here: jpss related topics at T-Shirt Forums

A few of our advertisers have special offers on this paper here: T-Shirt Forums Special Offers from T-Shirt Forums Preferred Vendors

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Girlzndollz

Another vote for JPSS for lights/whites, and I prefer Ironall Dark/IYA Dark paper for colored shirts.

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