does this work on heat transfer paper for tshirts?
1810723
The 2200 is a pigment ink printer. It requires "quick dry paper," or it smears while printing. I'm an artist, and have made transfers by printing on paper, then coating with acrylic medium and then soaking in warm water, and pulling the image off and placing it on a paper or canvas coated with a acrylic medium. I'd suggest you try printing a small image on the heat transfer paper using the "Plain Paper," choice, and if it doesn't smear, try to transfer to a scrap of Tshirt cloth. Good luck.
1810724
I have used it. Keep in mind, those heat transfer sheets you buy at the craft store are very flimsy and I have not had very good luck regardless of what kind of ink you use. FWIW.
540435
I am not sure, but it is my understanding that LASER coror printers can use regular plain paper for heat transfers, as long as the heat is high enough. I do not know how high the heat must be to press the laser ink onto the fabric. It is the INKJET printers that require special coating on transfer paper.
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
825438
As long as the width (3 1/8") and diameter of the roll is the correct size for your printer, this thermal paper works with several different brands of printers.
369969
I don't think it can handle the heat to transfer the print. I embroidered mine so I'm not sure.
2255252
It's a transfer for fabrics. The transfer itself is like a sheet of paper. You put it into the printer, then use an iron to put whatever you printed onto fabric. I don't think it would work at all on paper, that's not what this is made for.
791892
While I have not tried it on clothes, I put the pen on a piece of white paper and put it under a heat lamp and the ink disappeared. I believe that would be the same effect but I couldn't be sure unless I tried it.The pens are meant to be used on paper, not clothing but I do understand accidents happen and I feel it could maybe be easily repaired in the manner you suggested.
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It will not. There is a type of thermal printer paper that you must use. There's a small supply that comes with the printer but you'll need to order more.
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!!
992730
I just tried a corner on a T-shirt and it stuck pretty well. These corners are quite sticky. As long as the fabric isn't too porous I think it will work.
1089478
You cannot use this product on papers. It works only with metals,especially works well on silver. I used this product on silver bracelet and rings and some gold plated items and it works like a magic,to plate or re-plate gold on them. If you are thinking to buy this product to use on papers,don't waste your money. It won't do anything. You should buy liquid gold paint at craft stores instead,for much less.
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I have actually used it for both...on shirts and koozies using a clam shell thermal press...and on some sling bags with a standard household iron. Depending on what you are applying it to, how well it will work. It can take up to two minutes with an iron for t-shirt application with constant pressing...or 30 seconds on the thermal press. Hope this helps.
903655
This paper/fabric is very thin but has an iron on backing . You could probably try it but the nub of the canvas may make it difficult to iron the transfer onto.
88366
Well it depends... This paper's background is white. You peel it off then iron that on. So when it goes on a black shirt you see the image you printed RXACTLY how you printed it... White spots and all. To get an effect like the one in the image above you have to cut out each letter. And the clear one is meant for heat press. You can iron it but it doesn't turn out so nice. But it's also the most economical choice.
2086575
I use latex balloons and I would assume it would also work on foil. I have been happy with it.
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I have used it on some clothing, but not on t-shirts. I only have a problem with puckering if I use thin shirts. I use medium cutaway and heavy weight shirts without a problem.
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It will work with 2.25in x 165ft rolls but you have to buy thermal paper not regular stock paper