[persath]

Basically i heated my transfer too much and its not looking good i was wondering if i can use a brand new on top of another one with no problems>??

 

[splathead]

Depends on the transfer. For lights the ink you use is transparent, so the old print colors may show through. You have a better chance if you're talking about transfers for darks.

 

[Michael L]

In most cases it should work fine, but you need to test it. For one garment, it's probably not worth the hassle.

 

[dar204]

so i just had this problem with an expensive branded white tshirt...
i overheated the transfer and it looked ugly.. how did you fix it? were you able to cover the ugly job?

help.

 

[royster13]

You throw it away and call it "education"......

 

[jepisac]

I also over pressed my dark transfer paper I wonder if anyone tried placing another dark transfer over the other to cover their mistake?

 

[williekid]

If you have spot out solution, you can soak it until the transfer comes out then dry and repress another. It's worth a try. In most cases the shirt would be replaced.

 

[jepisac]

Thank you sir, it's not my shirt so I just tried placing the same design above the other. The print is OK the only problem is that it becomes thicker. I always have problem with dark transfer paper. I should have press it lightly the other problem is that I'm having difficulty removing the backing paper.

 

[williekid]

Yea, that works for dark shirts. Very stiff plastic feel. This is why I prefer not to accept shirts from customers. You make a mistake and you just took back steps. Something to consider in the future. I think we all have been there at one point or another so just know it's part of the industry.