[Yookaroo]

Is there anyone in Ontario or Canada for that matter that sells a full colour heat transfer?

I have some 6" logos that have too much detail and gradients to work for silk screening on darks.

Ive tried the transfers off the OKI printers they dont look good 10 washes in and I am really not into this A & B sheet thing too much work for me to make these transfers.

Any help is appreciated

 

[sublial]

There isn,t a easy way to print onto dark shirts.

 

[majik122]

Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl with eco-solvent inks would do the trick. If you can find someone local to do it, shouldn't cost too much. I know places like versatranz and Stahls would do them. I have have a Roland BN20 that I use for this exact purpose. I honestly hate the vinyl feel on a tee but most people don't mind it. We do use the printer mainly for decals and labels though.

 

[socceronly]

How many do you need?

F&M Expressions 4 color plastisol transfers would work best.

 

[bwdesigns]

Stahls has not failed me.

 

[Yookaroo]

Stahls has not failed me.

Stahls has CMYK for Dark? Any idea where I could see what the quality looks like, any pictures you could possibly share?

 

[socceronly]

Stahls is good, but it depends on what kind of graphic you have.

You need to tell us the kind of image and quantity

 

[Lnfortun]

Stahls has CMYK for Dark? Any idea where I could see what the quality looks like, any pictures you could possibly share?

Watch their videos and see realtime the process and products Stalhs heat transfer for dark

Here is one product cad-printz-custom-digital

 

[bwdesigns]

That is the one I always get, cad-printz custom. opaque

 

[Yookaroo]

What do you think of these for transfers? Got them Friday and was able to get them into 12 washes and so far they look perfect after 12, need at least double that to be sure but I didnt turn inside out and dried a couple washes on high heat.

I got both cold and hot peel but all were matte, I dont have much use for gloss.