[amayausers] Re: Transfer Paper

 
For white/ash shirts I use transfer technology's laser paper (I have a  color 
laser); for opaque, I use their inkjet paper (their laser paper has too  long 
of a press time - almost a minute). Both of these do better with a heat  
press but I think you can use a home iron. Their website is 
_www.transfertechnology.com_ (http://www.transfertechnology.com) . I  really 
like the "hand" of the 
laser paper and its durability. The opaque is  always heavy handed no matter 
what brand you get just due to its very nature and  it holds up moderately well 
(you'll see cracking after 20 washes).
 
I have done hundreds of the laser and opaque transfers over the last couple  
of years.
 
I'm checking out a new paper called Photo-Trans ImageClip by Neehah paper.  
It is self-weeding heat transfer paper that only transfers the toner. My first  
attempt did not give a really good result so I need to test temp & time  
settings a bit. No hand is enticing as it will compare with screenprinted items 
 
but it still only works on white/ash garments. I understand that companies are  
working on either a white ink or some other solution to the color t-shirt  
market.
 
Dorothy Compton
Bee Embroidered
_www.BeeEmbroidered.com_ (http://www.beeembroidered.com/) 
(916)  635-7467
Rancho Cordova, CA
 
In a message dated 9/24/2005 8:38:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time,  
mccloud12@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Does anyone have a preference for transfer paper that can be  ironed on
at a home operation?
 
 
 
Thx,

Tom

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