[splathead]

You went from a flub to a pro in one pressing!

 

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I didn't look through all 17 pages for Image Setters but are they still in business? I did a google search but had no luck. Thanks

According to Rodney's review, they don't have a website. They have a $250 minimum order. Here is their number (310) 217-0363.

 

[splathead]

Why not do all Canadian Suppliers of Plastisol/Screen print

Rick's List has all of the know Canadian transfer suppliers: http://www.t-shirtforums.com/plastisol-transfers/t77081.html

If there are more you know of, reply to that thread so he can update the spreadsheet.

 

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Does anyone know if the reviewed companies still offer sample kits? There are a couple that I would love to contact for samples. Does Pro World offer sample kits? I've checked them out but was wondering how they compare and if I can get a kit?

Rick maintains the most comprehensive list of vendors out there. http://www.t-shirtforums.com/plastisol-transfers/t77081.html

They all will provide you samples and a pricelist.

 

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I've read through all the threads and I still can't figure out which transfers to buy for printing my own art work for dark shirts.

It's not so much the paper you need to figure out; any plastisol transfer paper will do this for you.

It's the ink. If you want to avoid using a white underbase, you'll need to use an opague plastisol ink.

 

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Oh, not sure I can do that with this printer? I wish I had someone close that could walk me through it.

Give us details. What kind of printer do you have?

Sounds like you may be talking about an inkjet or laser printer, not a screen print which is what this thread is about.

 

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I have an Epson WF 7620. I was able to contact Pro World early this morning, lovely being on the west coast and most suppliers are mid to eastern standard time. She suggested their trimfree paper. I'm feeling very lost.

You posted in the plastisol transfer thread. You can't make plastisol transfers with an inkjet printer. You can only make them using screen printing equipment.

The information you are looking for can be found in this part of the forum: Inkjet Heat Transfer Paper - T-Shirt Forums. Browse through the posts here and acquaint yourself with what's available.