I am currently testing the transfer papers from NewMildford photo and i ran into a little set back... The blue grid opaque transfer from NewMildfordPhoto isn't totally sticking to the t-shirt... I've seen the video from Badalou... and read a lot of posts... And the outcome... well for a newbie i can say i messed up 
I'm very picky about what i do and i don't like to make mistakes... that's just me! So i printed the transfer in my D88+... european equal to the C88+... in the "plain paper", "photo" setting and used the -15 yellow, +5 magenta, +5 cyan setting. The colours we're originally a bit dull as expect, but after pressing, at 190 degrees celsius (about 375 fahrenheit), and 16 seconds and medium/high pressure, the colors turned brighter... the problem was that i passed a smooth cloth i have over the baking paper and tried removing in a hot peel... like badalou's video... and some parts of the image tried didn't stick to the t-shirt... i became worried... so i read somwhere to repress it... i did... 2 more time... the result... some parts sticked... and one little part didn't... As a result of the represses i think i scorched the transfer a bit(i was expecting this... but hoping it wouldn't happen...) and the colours became a bit dull... the orange was bright and colourfull... and then became a bit darker... Can anyone tell me what should i do? my teflon sheet is coming in the mail... but i was eager to test the opaque transfer! By the way... i honestly like the plastic feel of the opaque transfer paper... but the i like the light to... so the i'm currently using the test t-shirts so that i can wash them in the next few days to look for cracks, peels or bleeds. That's my main interest!
Hope i'm not being boring... i usually write alot...
Hope someone can help me!
btw: here is the my first coloured shirt (the red heat doesn't stick properly... in the edge) i cut it as round as possible so there would be no rough edges!
LoveHurts.JPG what do you think?