[XstreamGraffiX]

Hello, I am Sad to here that Stahls is no longer producing superfilm. It was the only HTV i could get to melt into the fabric. I am wondering if anyone has found anything close? And why did stahls stop makeing it?I lucally stocked up on a bunch but am now getting low. my customers enjoy the screen print feel. I tried others by stahls and nothing compares. Also has anyone tried the feather light by siser? I ordered some a month back and still havent recieved it. but it looks to be only 55 microns thick. I also just orderd some wulucut and thats suposed to be only 50 microns. Ill give an update when i recieve it. so if anyone has found something close or knows some other tricks please feel free to let me know. Thanks ~ Terry A.

 

[Holger Beck]

Hi Terry, try our FlexCut. With high pressure you get it into the textile and it nearly looks like a good screen-print...

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[XstreamGraffiX]

Hi Terry, try our FlexCut. With high pressure you get it into the textile and it nearly looks like a good screen-print... View attachment 272005

Thanks!, Went to your website looks good but cant find where to order it, and do you have samples?

 

[Holger Beck]

I'll organize samples for you. Send me you postal address on [email protected]
Best regards
Holger


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[XstreamGraffiX]

I'll organize samples for you. Send me you postal address on [email protected]
Best regards
Holger


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Cant wait to try it thanks!

 

[into the T]

i am a big fan of the sef flexcut. here is a review i did awhile ago
the htv is very durable and it does have a very nice hand which can be further enhanced via this quick little trick:

~ after lint-brushing and pre-pressing place design on garment and cover with parchment and press as per instructions
but make sure you don't go over time, under is better by 1-2 seconds
~ remove parchment paper immediately and before peeling rub all over the design with a chalkboard eraser and a little force for about 5 secs, then peel
~ recover with parchment and re-press for 5-7 secs