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Wardster00 · July 23rd, 2007

I am thinking of starting a T-Shirt Printing business and heat press transfres appeal to me as I can design the t-shirts on my computer and print them onto a t-shirt.

I do not want to use sublimation as it doesn't look to great and limits the colours of the t-shirts. I am trying to avoid buying a plotter to keep the capital down and read about a transfer paper called Kiss-Cut that does not leave the outline around the design.

Is this paper any good? If not what would be the best course of action, to print t-shirts with a heat press with minimum outlay?

Thanks

July 23rd, 2007	- #1 (permalink)
Wardster00 Forum Member Be nice, this is my first post :) You can call me: Dave Member Since: Jul 2007 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Kiss-Cut Transfer Paper - Is it any Good? I am thinking of starting a T-Shirt Printing business and heat press transfres appeal to me as I can design the t-shirts on my computer and print them onto a t-shirt. I do not want to use sublimation as it doesn't look to great and limits the colours of the t-shirts. I am trying to avoid buying a plotter to keep the capital down and read about a transfer paper called Kiss-Cut that does not leave the outline around the design. Is this paper any good? If not what would be the best course of action, to print t-shirts with a heat press with minimum outlay? Thanks
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