Discuss the various aspects of heat pressed vinyl transfers. Popular and new types of vinyl media, suppliers, vinyl cutters /plotters, press times, quality, how to instructions and more can be found in this heat press sub forum.
Not usually. Most vinyls will not work with home inkjet printers, most use ecosolvent inks. The regular inkjet inks are usually a water based and will not stand up to weather or liquid on it. But from the looks of papilio.com there is really a viable option that is possible.
Not usually. Most vinyls will not work with home inkjet printers, most use ecosolvent inks. The regular inkjet inks are usually a water based and will not stand up to weather or liquid on it. But from the looks of papilio.com there is really a viable option that is possible.
It actually works with a laminate sheet or liquid laminate on top. We have even tested with clear oracal 651 over the top. We are using pigment inks and an epson 1400.
It actually works with a laminate sheet or liquid laminate on top. We have even tested with clear oracal 651 over the top. We are using pigment inks and an epson 1400.
You are correct. I didn't think of that, but you would have the extra expense of the laminate too. So yes, it is possible but not always a very viable choice.
You are correct. I didn't think of that, but you would have the extra expense of the laminate too. So yes, it is possible but not always a very viable choice.
Most outdoor color printed lasting decals will have some sort of laminate.
printing on vinyl 
