Is this good for transferring on tshirts?
1737261
If you use an iron adhesive on the back of the design. You would have to use the fabric cutting blade also. Put the iron on adhesive on the material before you cut it of course maybe spray material with a spray adhestive after cutting it out without the iron on adhesive. If you do this you will need to sew it on the T Shirt as the spray on adhesives (for embroidery or qulting) are usually temporary. Hope this helps
1737262
Yes it is very good for doing transfers on small jobs if your doing large jobs like lots of shirts it may not do well may have to get extra blade
708269
Hello, Not good for t shirts, however, you can cut a design, weed out the copy, apply to t shirt, as a stencil, apply fabric paint, let dry, remove vinyl , and there it is your design on a shirt, take your time , test it on a old shirt first, copy will need to be a good size , small text probly wont get a good result, and Good luck ,I hope this helped. Steve
643419
This printer is USB and works fine with my iMac. I've never done a t-shirt transfer with it.
336122
IF it matches perfectly the layout on the picture, YES. Just transfer the electronics.
1520664
If you are referring to heat transfers for TShirts etc., or using a subliminal printer, I would say YES. I have used it on transfer paper and it worked very well with great color quality. But I used the ink in the picture which isn't what I got, I didn't get transparent bottles for some unknown reason. I am hoping it's the same ink though as I have used in the past. I hope this helps...
447451
Most likely not. Make sure to let the transfer paper sit to allow the ink to dry completely (almost never a problem, but just to be safe) before you transfer it to the shirt. I've also heard to let the shirt sit out for 24hrs before washing it. Use a very mild detergent, turn the garment inside out, and wash with cold water, or on a "cold-cold" setting. Wish you all the best luck!
1958861
I bought it for transfering my old pictures on to a drive and it worked prefectly.. Some of the pictures were very thick and it still transfered them. I can't see why it wouldn't work on sheets of paper of pages from a book.
1975270
I dont think so, since transfer papers are usually designed for ink jet printers
1664975
I don't believe it can be used as a transfer medium. I have had great success with Lazertran which is made specifically for your proposed type of transfer. The type I have is for laser printers, but they may have one for inkjet. I would be careful about running any primer or gesso in a printer because it may cause serious damage.
820569
This sticker paper is just like any stickers you get. You peel them off the paper. There is no need for transfer paper. I do not know if the transfer paper would work in this case. I've used transfers paper for vinyls before, but I do not see why you would need transfer paper for this sticker paper.
1238992
this cable isn't made for direct transfers. and if you are trying to mount a usb drive with it. you most likely need root access and an app called stick mount. then you can mount flash drives and tranfer files that way. other wise hook your individual devices to a computer and do it that way
115064
I think it works better with a clean cloth. I use a white tshirt. I also so used the micro cloth but still prefer the undershirt!! I love this product for my stainless appliances!!
902428
I don't think it would transfer very well. I also don't think it would last... it is intended to clean off quickly after drying. You might want to check with an art forum online to get recommendations. Good luck.
1467282
I've put a transfer on a sweatshirt. It's been washed about 20 times and still in great shape. The transfer has the feel of the old red and white checked oil cloth table cloths (If you remember those).
535702
It's recommended to transfer to a drive equal in size or larger. I don't think it will work out well going from more to less.
1995872
I believe so. I'm mainly doing custom tees & onesies and use my regular ink jet printer for everything. I've done mouse pads with ink-jet, as well. If you are using the "transfer method" by printing on transfer paper than ink-jet is what is used.
1013451
I would think so it is the same stuff they used in typewriters when I was a kid. I used it transfer a stencil.