lennykuhn

I have tried it and it is just like all the rest. It does not work on Black T-shirts. It still produces that plastic sticker like appearance. I live in Germany and I have been to the company and have talked to the sales representitive. I have seen the samples from their catalog and I must say they look much better in the catalog. The T-shirts hanging on the wall look good at first glance but when you get up close you can still recognize that tell-tale plastic look. I guess that if you want to use any of these dark transfers you have to confine the image to smaller items. The larger the item the more plastic it looks. Another thing that bothers me is that the image tends to wrinkle like someone applied a sticker to the shirt. The wrinkles seem to be in the transfer and not the T-shirt material. I have tried many different transfer papers and none of them work on dark T-shirts. This is exactly the oppisite on white or light color shirts. The transfers are vivid and they are soft to the touch. I wish someone would figure out the way to make the dark transfers work the same way. Sorry if I discourged you but I have been researching dark transfers for some time and I am just as frustrated. I can't wait for the break through to come so I can begin to create professional dark transfers that I can be proud to put my name on.

 

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