good idea.Toms Tees said:
but why not just heat press an opaque transfer ? ....using the same tool, "the heat press".
good idea.Toms Tees said:Here's a question I've been wanting to ask for awhile now. I have a little airbrushing experience. Has anyone concidered laying down a white undercoat with a stencil, airbrush and white opaque airbrushing paint. Then heat setting the paint and applying a normal inkjet heat transfer on top?
In the early days it was a psin having to use some funky stuff. Now there are bases and additives that make life lot easier. You print the bleaching agent (like a normal print) than the the regular design. When run through the dryer the heat activates the bleaching agent. Im testing this new additive. Will post results.in screenprinting, i know some companies use dye release/reactive to get the ink out... then use CMYK, which has got to be a real pain to perfect.
don't follow.Robin said:I was just at an "imprintables" seminar yesterday. They used a transfer paper product and demo'd it. I was very impressed, and ordered some of it today.
here is the link to it. http://imprintables.com/index.cfm/fuseAction/dspCatalogCategory/catID/11/subCatID/17/index.html
its the right link. I got the impression yesterday that they were fairly new, but one of them inparticular transfers beautifully onto black t's.T-BOT said:don't follow.
had a look at the link you provided and its a home jet transfers paper media.
I dont think thats anything new or relating to Printing on Black Shirts..... may be its a different link ?????![]()
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hi. am i right in assuming you're talking about screen printing rather than transfer? if so, is your bleaching agent "discharge"? maybe you know it as a different name - i mena the really nastily corrosive agent that's totally unecologically sound.Fluid said:In the early days it was a psin having to use some funky stuff. Now there are bases and additives that make life lot easier. You print the bleaching agent (like a normal print) than the the regular design. When run through the dryer the heat activates the bleaching agent. Im testing this new additive. Will post results.