Transfer Paper Ink

Transfer Paper Ink

Iron on Dark Transfer Paper

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Iron on dark transfer paper can be used with either Inkjet or Laser printers for producing quick, inexpensive photo quality prints transferred on to your garment in a matter of minutes via a heat press or iron. If you have a dark garment, and want to apply a design quickly, you will need dark heat transfer paper. This method of garment creation is relatively durable, however after many washings, the image may begin cracking or fading. It is often the ideal heat transfer paper for small quantities of garments, which need personalization, or can be used for realistic photo applications. It is relatively easy to use and works well if instructions are followed.

To eliminate having a box around your design, especially on dark fabrics, it is important to cut the paper around the design. You can use dark transfer paper to decorate t-shirts, sweatshirts, mouse pads, coasters, puzzles and leather goods. Of course, you can also use a laser cutter machine for the most professional look and quality.

Another great way to decorate dark fabrics is by applying a vinyl film. Heat Transfer Vinyl makes an excellent transfer which will last longer than most garments without cracking, peeling, or fading. It is best used for adding names and numbers on sports uniforms. It is easy to use, but applying more than 3 colors with intricate details can be labor intensive. As with the dark transfer paper, this is best used with a laser cutter.

Tshirtsupplies.com is a very good source of information about using dark heat transfer paper and vinyl foils. They also offer sample packs at a discounted price so that customers can test their products to see which works best for their requirements. Their heat transfer papers include products for light and dark fabrics, and options for inkjet or laser printers, fuser oil and non-fuser oil printers. Their heat transfer vinyl films include many unique and eye-catching images. They offer wonderful customer support for all their products, and have a large inventory in stock.

If you have any questions, please check out Tshirtsupplies.com’s FAQ or contact them via the website.
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Can you help me find the right iron on transfer paper?

It;s for dark fabrics, but only lets the ink transfer, so you don't have to trim anything
its the type this guy uses

Thanks!

This would only work if your printer put out white ink. Since this is unlikely, then you really need the kind that you have to trim to print any lighter colors on dark fabric.