HRClothes

I get my paper from T shirt supplies.com.... I was wondering what light paper to get. is there any light paper that has a soft feel to it? I do not cute he images completley out but I trim it up a bit.... whats the best light paper to get?

 

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clayboyrat

If your talking about paper for light colored shirts. You'll want some jet pro soft strech. Aka JPSS. Check the venders to the left. Sometimes they run specials on it.

 

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Lnfortun

If you don't want to trim try Imageclip for inkjet. Tshirtsupplies and Conde sells it.

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HRClothes

Quote: Originally Posted by Lnfortun If you don't want to trim try Imageclip for inkjet. Tshirtsupplies and Conde sells it.

I can use it for black shirts? tell me more about this image clip...

 

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HRClothes

Quote: Originally Posted by HRClothes I can use it for black shirts? tell me more about this image clip...

I was half asleep when I wrote this, tell me about the image clip paper!

 

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Lnfortun

Quote: Originally Posted by HRClothes I was half asleep when I wrote this, tell me about the image clip paper!

Imageclip is a 2 step self weeding transfer paper for light garments like pastel and even on slightly darker shirts.

It comes in two types. One is laser printer and the other is for inkjet printer. The inkjet version requires a laser printer for making a mask.

Both transfer papers virually eliminates the polymer window/box/background around the image the image because the unwanted polymer in the open space are is removed before the transfer is pressed on the garment.

Here is a link to the inkjet version:

How Imageclip for inkjet test - T-Shirt Forums

I posted a photo with the laser version in this link:

Transfer paper choices for pinks, yellows, light blue

Do a search in the forum using Imageclip as a keyword. There are lots of topic about Imageclip.

Unfortunately it does not work for dark fabric unless an opaque underly is used.

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