What is your opinion about using Parchment Paper instead of Teflon Sheets? I have heard the Teflon Sheets leave a texture. Is that just on vinyl? I know the silcone is important to have on the Parchment Paper....but I want to know who has used it and if they had positive results. Thanks.
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I use both depending on what I am pressing.
For all of my DTG work..I use the parchment paper (silicone) although I'm not exactly clear as to why other than that is what was recommended.
For heat transfers, vinyl and plastisol I use the Teflon sheet although it is the Teflon sheet that makes things glossier / shinier when used for a 2nd press on plastisol. Unless you have a teflon sheet with a texture.
I have used the parchment paper on 2nd presses of plastisol to try removing some of the gloss...which works to some degree but is uneven.
Hope that helps....
For all of my DTG work..I use the parchment paper (silicone) although I'm not exactly clear as to why other than that is what was recommended.
For heat transfers, vinyl and plastisol I use the Teflon sheet although it is the Teflon sheet that makes things glossier / shinier when used for a 2nd press on plastisol. Unless you have a teflon sheet with a texture.
I have used the parchment paper on 2nd presses of plastisol to try removing some of the gloss...which works to some degree but is uneven.
Hope that helps....
I use a teflon shet or a product called a flex pad. I got it at Ace Transfer Company it gives the transfer a look of texture founf from sceen printing.
I personally dont want anything glossy that isnt supposed to be glossy on application. I really dont like glossy vinyl at all.
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replace every few prints to keep wrinkles out of your print.
replace every few prints to keep wrinkles out of your print.
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