those companies make pretty good transfer.\I can may be help you if you post what type of transfers they are.mickmel said:
Cold peels, glitters, 4-color process etc... ?
press problem or transfer problem
hi !!
i have a big problem .i am living in london and i am trying to get into the t shirt business .so what i am doing now i bought transfers from www.boo-zwearhouse.com and www.mbslove.com and they sent it to me .
when i received them i did followed all the instructions they gave me only some few transfers from mbslove did worked properly
the others transfer couldn t work .it was difficult to peel some are sometime impossible to peeled (i am printing on t shirts 100% cotton)
can you please help me
can you also tell me where i can have somepeople who can sale me some transfer
thanks
mickmel .
i have a big problem .i am living in london and i am trying to get into the t shirt business .so what i am doing now i bought transfers from www.boo-zwearhouse.com and www.mbslove.com and they sent it to me .
when i received them i did followed all the instructions they gave me only some few transfers from mbslove did worked properly
the others transfer couldn t work .it was difficult to peel some are sometime impossible to peeled (i am printing on t shirts 100% cotton)
can you please help me
can you also tell me where i can have somepeople who can sale me some transfer
thanks
mickmel .
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Cold peels, glitters, 4-color process etc... ?
they are cold peelT-BOT said:those companies make pretty good transfer.\I can may be help you if you post what type of transfers they are.
Cold peels, glitters, 4-color process etc... ?
these are hot peels and they are very hard to peel
thanks
thanks
transfer application settings vary from supplier to supplier and from transfer design to transfer design.mickmel said:they are cold peel
Problems with cold peel transfers (assuming all is done according to the instructions) ARE that they are OLD stock. The INK is dryed up. I cant see those companies selling you Deffective transfers but it does happen.
With Old type COLD peel transfers where you let it cool and when you try to peel and the paper is stuck (it wont peel), you need to do a SEMI-COLD peel. This means after you press, wait a little time and start lifting the release sheet. You can then see if the ink is transfering to the shirt. If so, then Peel it right away. If the ink is not transfering at all, again it may be OLD stock. So increase the the press time (press for longer).
You do need to experiment. So if you are pressing assorted designs from different companies, when you do get it right. Make a note of the application setting you used on the back of that stock transfer. So next time you need to press that transfer design again..... it will work for sure.
well, with hot peels you should not have any problems at all.mickmel said:these are hot peels and they are very hard to peel
thanks
here is another thread going on about Hot and Cold Peels.
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/showthread.php?t=5690
thanks lucy
mickmel - Did you get hot-peel plastisol transfers from Boo-Z? I ordered custom one-color (white) plastisol from them and had a really hard time as well until I tried different heat/time/pressure combinations.
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