[threeupclothing]

Hey guys/gals, I am looking for this one screen print paper that I have seen before. It is this green type of glossy paper that you burn your images onto. It is not a silk screen, but a more glossy type paper. I just cannot find it anywhere on the net, but I remember seeing it before but cannot find it. I don't remember too much details about it. If anybody has any idea where I can find this will be a big help. Thanks in advance.

 

[Rodney]

Are you talking about a glossy transfer that you press onto a garment with a heat press, or are you talking about the film that is used to burn the screens for a screen printed (ink through a screen) garment?

If you are talking about glossy transfers, here are a couple of past posts that might help:
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/showthread.php?t=2593&highlight=glossy
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/showthread.php?t=776&highlight=glossy

:welcome:

 

[threeupclothing]

Are you talking about a glossy transfer that you press onto a garment with a heat press, or are you talking about the film that is used to burn the screens for a screen printed (ink through a screen) garment?

If you are talking about glossy transfers, here are a couple of past posts that might help:
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/showthread.php?t=2593&highlight=glossy
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/showthread.php?t=776&highlight=glossy

:welcome:

this one:
...are you talking about the film that is used to burn the screens for a screen printed (ink through a screen) garment?

 

[Rodney]

this one:
...are you talking about the film that is used to burn the screens for a screen printed (ink through a screen) garment?

You should be able to find film at most places that sell screen printing supplies

Is the kind you're looking for different than normal film?

 

[threeupclothing]

there was this in type that I saw before. I t didn't require anything else to screen print on a shirt except for this paper. This was the process for making the shirt:

-Print out your image
-Put your image on this paper and set in some types of soultions in a basin for about 15-30 min.
-Lay out in the sun to burn image or use a light
-Once image was burned on this paper, you just lay the paper on the shirt and lay ink.

I remember that this was the process. All I can remember about the paper was it was green and kind of glossy. It came in a kit with the solution for less than $100 for a mini kit.

 

[threeupclothing]

Thanks for your help Rodney, I just found it. It's called PhotoEZ.

http://photoez.itcstore.com/

 

[Rodney]

Cool! I'd never heard of something like that, but I'm glad you found what you're looking for

 

[ShirtHappens]

Its basically the same method as using screens.