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Quote: Originally Posted by jrford It is the predominant method of heat transfer printing for a reason. It is the closest you will get to screen printing with a heat press. You should contact a company that specializes in them and request a sample to try. If the plastisol transfer does not meet your approval then you will need to invest some money in screen print equipment.

Thanks for the info. So I'm reading up on a lot of plastisol posts lately and I guess that for the most part, a lot of people can't really tell the difference if the tee was screen printed or plastisol transfered. Here's another question I'm trying to figure out.

When using the plastisol method, can I screen print using regular inkjet iron-on transfer paper? i have a bunch leftover and thought i could finish them up. If not, where can i get some blank transfer paper and is there a specific name (i google transfer paper and I always get "iron on" in the results) to it?

That's it for now and thanks for the help!

 

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