I use TE goofproof when the design has no large unbroken areas of print, or it feels rubbery. I took some trial and error to find out which designs worked best goofproof. Possibly hot split would work for you.
Goof Proof feels rubbery
So we tested our first transfer last night. While the end product was crisp, light weight feel the transfer itself did have a rubbery feel to it. It was not thick, just the opposite. I was pleased but just wanted to confirm that's how the goof proof is supposed to feel?
I was hoping for a more of an actual Screen print feel to it.
Transfer was from Transfer Express, on a purple shirt 50/50 Dry Blend and transfer was all white.
I was hoping for a more of an actual Screen print feel to it.
Transfer was from Transfer Express, on a purple shirt 50/50 Dry Blend and transfer was all white.
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We did a bit more testing and increased the pressure. It seemed to have helped. I am also looking into Hot Split, but I'm concerned about using them on a dark shirt. Would that matter? Our shirts are 50/50 dry blend.I use TE goofproof when the design has no large unbroken areas of print, or it feels rubbery. I took some trial and error to find out which designs worked best goofproof. Possibly hot split would work for you.
TE product Hot Split Screen Printed Transfers | Transfer Express There are many other hot split manufacturers.
Yeah I read that, but was just wondering about using it on a dark colored shirt. I'll just have to press the sample they sent me on a shirt to get a true feel for it.TE product Hot Split Screen Printed Transfers | Transfer Express There are many other hot split manufacturers.
Is using vinyl not an option since it's all white?
We didn't want a rubbery plastic feel to it. More of a soft feel.Is using vinyl not an option since it's all white?
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