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how are plastisol transfers created?



 
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Old May 19th, 2008 May 19, 2008 4:27:32 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default how are plastisol transfers created?

I have been screen printing for a while now and have been getting great results. I'd like to try creating plastisol transfers while i have the screens set up so that I can make some extra copies to apply later for reorders and such.

can anyone tell me the process and materials i would need to create and store transfers?

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Default Re: how are plastisol transfers created?

The screens you have now won't work. The artwork has to be reversed. Here is a how to article from the forum

How to Make your own Plastisol Transfers
 
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Default Re: how are plastisol transfers created?

thanks! i'm curious why you do a print on the base plate of the printer?
 
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Great answer Joe keep up the good work. .... JB
Thanks JB. Just tryin to keep up with the black shirts.
 
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