[ginnocenti]

Hello, here is a newbie question.

I would like to know if there is a type of transfer paper that only transfers the ink.

I got a logo transfered to a Tshirt and the ink feels like a gel, feels different to what normal transfers feel like and there was no white background transfered to the shirt only the ink just like plastisol transfer.

I doubt that its plastisol transfer mainly because nobody in my country does it and ordering it from the US would of cost me more than what I paid for.

 

[Lnfortun]

Hello, here is a newbie question.

I would like to know if there is a type of transfer paper that only transfers the ink.

I got a logo transfered to a Tshirt and the ink feels like a gel, feels different to what normal transfers feel like and there was no white background transfered to the shirt only the ink just like plastisol transfer.

I doubt that its plastisol transfer mainly because nobody in my country does it and ordering it from the US would of cost me more than what I paid for.

No ordinary inkjet transfer is available for light garment that will transfer ink only. Sublimation will only transfer the image and no background but it will only work with polyester fabric. The Sublimation ink system with polyester fabric is expensive to produce.

Two step self weeding Imageclip Laser Light will transfer on the ink but you have to use color laser printer.

Another option is vinyl transfer if the art work is 1 or 2 spot colors if layered.

 

[ginnocenti]

I have attached a couple of pictures of what Im asking.

Thanks for helping out.

 

[royster13]

I have attached a couple of pictures of what Im asking.

Thanks for helping out.

Looks like a plastisol transfer to me.....

 

[ginnocenti]

The guy that got the paper told me its not plastisol, he just told me its thermic vinyl.

Anybody have any info on that?

 

[royster13]

Then it is probably printed on vinyl and CAD cut.....Like with a Roland BN20....

 

[Lnfortun]

I have attached a couple of pictures of what Im asking.

Thanks for helping out.

It could be inkjet transfer like Solutions opaque or Specialty Graphics Colorprint or Stahls Xpress print or Siser Colorprint II. They are ecosolvent opaque transfer . As you can see the video in the link below it requires a cutter. Where are you located?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qxGkTvVkNVQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwXYyCwvgDk