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The 3G Opaque has a softer hand. This was actually the first transfer that I used and it's pretty good. I'm currently trying out the Coastal Inkjet Opaque, and the issue that I'm having with it apart from the "sticker" feel, is the shirt seems to be showing thought the transfer. I've tried following the instructions, but maybe I'm doing something wrong.

Anyway, I'd go with the 3G Opaque transfer paper.
 

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I have used 3g opaque, and to be honest don't rate it at all. Just like plastic sticker, corners are an issue. The only way I have managed to get a half decent T is to press at the higher temp of 192 medium to heavy for 30 secs. I have :like most, done some experimenting and in process found some! cheap paper for darks (20 sheets for £7) That has a slightly softer feel than 3G and presses deaper into fabric, thus being better for corners not lifting.
That all said and done. Ironall is the champ every time for me. Just struggle to get in uk.
 
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