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Originally Posted by tctcfavors |  | | | | | | | | | Thank you! I appreciate the advice... that seems to be the paper that the majority of people I ask are suggesting so I think that will be the one I go with.
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I was thinking about starting with DuraCottonHT... but after reading many posts... and even asking questions directly (This post:
DuraCotton HT... how is it working for you? ) and getting ZERO responses...
I get the impression that a lot of people are "recommending" DuracottonHT... but few people are using it with CONSISTENT results.
Maybe I am wrong... but when the distributor of the product posts something like this:
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By the end of 3 days, we finally had that press doing ZERO Cutting / Transfer without Borders. It took something like 300 - 400 samples to get it right. We had the temp up to 405 F, time 14 - 15 seconds, pressure was set at 9. "
It makes me very nervous.
I want a transfer paper that has an easier learning curve... and one that will not look good on pressing, then look bad after the first wash. (after all... I am not going to wash my shirts before shipping them to customers.)
After reading
ALL the posts about DuraCotton... then
ALL the posts regarding ImageClip... I have decided to start out with ImageClip.
Seems to be more success stories (and fewer "horror stories") about ImageClip.
I have enough things to learn about my new T-Shirt Biz... transfer paper hassles should not be one of them.
Just My 2-Cents...
Brett