has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before?
Go to Page...
Discuss the various aspects of heat press technology. Transfer paper, inks, plastisol transfers, vinyl cutters, printers, commercial usage, durability, suppliers, etc.
has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before?
Re: has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before?
that would be something new. my question is why? typically that paper is more expensive than the paper for light shirts and the 'feel' or 'hand' of the dark paper is heavy and looks and feels like plastic.
Re: has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before?
Quote:
Originally Posted by miktoxic
that would be something new. my question is why? typically that paper is more expensive than the paper for light shirts and the 'feel' or 'hand' of the dark paper is heavy and looks and feels like plastic.
sona
I personally like that look and feel, seems more durable than jpss for whites. Others like it as well, I think its preference as well.
Re: has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before?
Quote:
Originally Posted by amkha69
sona
I personally like that look and feel, seems more durable than jpss for whites. Others like it as well, I think its preference as well.
PS.
I tested it out today, looks great!
I have tried it on dark shirts (Jet Opaque Dark cousin of Jetwear Dark) and I like it too. As a matter of fact I am wearing one as I am typing this post. It is not like others that feel like raincoat. It retains color really well. Easy to contour cut with vinyl cutter. So to answer your question when it works fine with dark then it should work fine on white. The only difference is the shirt color. I agree it is a matter of preference. But at added cost though.
__________________
Luis MAD Scientist JR. AKA MS2 Digital Artist. My canvas is t-shirt and my paintbrush is heat press.
This is a discussion about has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before? that was posted in the Heat Press and Heat Transfers section of the forums.
has anybody used jetwear dark for white t shirts before? 
) and I like it too. As a matter of fact I am wearing one as I am typing this post. It is not like others that feel like raincoat. It retains color really well. Easy to contour cut with vinyl cutter. So to answer your question when it works fine with dark then it should work fine on white. The only difference is the shirt color. I agree it is a matter of preference. But at added cost though.
