Just out of curiosity,
I've always used Plastisol ink, simply because it was what was available for me, but I was looking for something that gives you that natural feel.
What do professional's use?
Take Busted Tees or T-Shirt Hell that use 3-4 colors for every design or simply an everday shirt such as Nike that uses that soft durable feel..
Do you think they use Plastisol or Water based ink? Stupid Question, but is Water-Based Transfer paper's possible?
Would Dye Sublimation be something they do as well?
Thanks?
I've always used Plastisol ink, simply because it was what was available for me, but I was looking for something that gives you that natural feel.
What do professional's use?
Take Busted Tees or T-Shirt Hell that use 3-4 colors for every design or simply an everday shirt such as Nike that uses that soft durable feel..
Do you think they use Plastisol or Water based ink? Stupid Question, but is Water-Based Transfer paper's possible?
Would Dye Sublimation be something they do as well?
Thanks?
