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Can you combine plastisol transfers with inkjet transfers?

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Can you press a plastisol transfer (of text) over an inkjet transfer (main image) printed with pigment inks on the same shirt? (Did that makes sense? lol) If yes, how, what do I need to be careful of, and are there certain materials I should watch for. Or anything else I'm considering American Apparel for Ladies and Tultex for Men.

Have any of you done this?
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splathead
It would probably work, plastisol goes over just about everything.

Press your inkjet transfer normally, then place your plastisol transfer, and cover the entire design with a protective cover (teflon sheet, etc.) to protect any exposed areas of your inkjet print from your upper platen.
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