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Has anyone used this as of yet? If so, any tips or downsides you have seen?

Is there a version or another brand for ink jet transfers that can be used on dark active wear?

Cheers ~ Rob

 

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GHEENEE1

Hi Rob, I don't use opaque ( for darks ) on clothing, because of the heavy,rubbery feel. When I use opaque transfers on tote bags, I use Alpha Gold for darks. I've seen Jetpro soft stretch active on various sites, but have never used it myself.
Mike
P.S. search the forums, a lot of great info. .

 

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Quote: Originally Posted by GHEENEE1 Hi Rob, I don't use opaque ( for darks ) on clothing, because of the heavy,rubbery feel. When I use opaque transfers on tote bags, I use Alpha Gold for darks. I've seen Jetpro soft stretch active on various sites, but have never used it myself. Mike P.S. search the forums, a lot of great info. .

Thanks! Done several searches with various wording for this and nothing comes up.

I'll probably try some for light colors however I find it tough to sell light colors as most want something darker that doesn't show as much wear when being active outdoors, etc. I'm just trying to shorten the learning curve here...

 

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Rob, I also use vinyl on dark shirts. I don't have a vinyl cutter yet. I get the transfers made in Texas, and apply them to dark shirts. A thought for low color count transfers. Also there's direct to garment printing for darks, a little expensive per shirt though.
Mike

 

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I'm definitely looking to just do an inkjet transfer on these types of shirts. Just looking to shorten the learning curve if at all possible...

Thanks, Rob

 

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