This was such a great video! I didn't even know there was hot peel DTF but was about to place an order some someone and realized it said hot peel so I almost changed my mind. Thanks for helping me understand this process better!
Thanks for keeping me motivated It’s been a long journey having to wait too get my own house to get stuff setup and all 19 years old doing my best to start this up I got about 10 months till I can get my house and order equipment
That’s exciting! In the meantime, I would suggest starting small just so you can start learning the marketing and selling strategies that you’ll need to become successful. Best of luck!!!
@@merchstudio gotta go big with my mindset 24 inch dtf coming soon plus embroidery been researching for almost a year and a half now i believe myself and team is ready
Hot peel seems like the way to go. I don’t know why anyone would want to spend the extra time of cold peel. We’ve tried a couple of films like Chemica and STS which are supposed to be hot or cold peel but the hot doesn’t work. Wherever I start peeling from, the print lifts off the shirt.
I would just like to say I enjoy your videos but I just wanted to say it is possible to dtf stuff that is 1 pixel in size I have done stuff really small I just don't know if it will work on hot peel I use matte warm peel
Hi! We need all floating parts if the design to be at least 0.029” wide, but I’m curious about 1 pixel wide lines within the image itself. Send me your artwork and we’ll do a test print for you. quotes@merchstudio.co
@merchstudio I wanted to send a pic of some of the vary fine artwork I have done but it does not let me add pictures here tell me where to send you pictures of some of the really fine work I have done all my stuff was done on a epson p5000 I have converted to dtf so it is a dx6 printhead I don't know if this makes a difference I have ordered a new dtf printer from alibaba it should get here by next mouth it not the same brand as yours but it 24 in 2 head i3200 printer by kingjet so I will tell you soon if I'm able to produce the same quality on that printer I've also bought a new uv dtf printer from the same supplier so I can expand my business to hard surfaces and do cups and other things for my same customers
Ko musta. I have been doing sublimation for 3 years and started print on demand in 2018. But been doing that off and on back in high school. I would like to get into dtf however I am unable to find a reliable affordable business nearby to do print transfers we need. We do not have much room in the house. What is your recommendation for dtf printer that is budget and space friendly?
it depends on your demand. I suggest starting small and outsourcing production until you have the space for a printer with Epson wide format printheads like the i3200. Not hating on the converted printers. It works for some people, but I hear they require more troubleshooting and only print very slowly.
Thank you. I had thought about outsourcing but I haven’t really found anything close to my area that isn’t gonna cost me min of $5 a sft. I wouldn’t want to convert one myself. I don’t know if you had any good feedback from others on the prestige a3+r from aaprintsupply. That’s the one I was thinking about. When we was doing our sublimation tshirts we were doing about 250-300 orders/month Thank you po for your time.
Hello, can you use an 8 in one heat pressing machine to transfer to like caps, mugs, cups, plate, etc.? Gonna order my first DTF XP600 single head with powder shaker machine probably today.
@merchstudio Appreciate the response, every time I search 8 in1 heat press for dtf, only sublimation would come up. This will be my very first printer for merchandise. Also ordered my self a Wall/ ground printer, really like what it does.
This was such a great video! I didn't even know there was hot peel DTF but was about to place an order some someone and realized it said hot peel so I almost changed my mind. Thanks for helping me understand this process better!
My pleasure!!
Hot peel is amazing I printed and pressed a bunch of your sample artwork and they all look feel and washed amazing. Keep up the good work
Glad you like it, Vlad!
Thanks for keeping me motivated
It’s been a long journey having to wait too get my own house to get stuff setup and all 19 years old doing my best to start this up
I got about 10 months till I can get my house and order equipment
That’s exciting! In the meantime, I would suggest starting small just so you can start learning the marketing and selling strategies that you’ll need to become successful. Best of luck!!!
@@merchstudio gotta go big with my mindset 24 inch dtf coming soon plus embroidery been researching for almost a year and a half now i believe myself and team is ready
@@DBAMoe I'm so excited for you. Let's Go!!!
Love TULTEX! And haha at the little detail that stuck. Great content!
I just stumbled upon your videos, I really learned a lot of stuff. For DTF, you don't need to pre-press the shirts before applying the print?
Not needed but highly recommended to remove moisture from the shirt
Is the post press same temp and pressure ?
Yes, it is
What press is that? Do you like it?
I do! Here's the full review: ruclips.net/video/vmPuqtXEJ1g/видео.html
Hot peel seems like the way to go. I don’t know why anyone would want to spend the extra time of cold peel. We’ve tried a couple of films like Chemica and STS which are supposed to be hot or cold peel but the hot doesn’t work. Wherever I start peeling from, the print lifts off the shirt.
Try peeling sideways instead of up using one fast, confident movement
Jay........ help me..... you are my Yoda!! I have SUCH a hard time sourcing good butter peel film. Please share your supplier or sell me some film!
Dope
Does that temp apply to clamshell heat press as well?
Hi! Yes, it does!
Ka tahom! Ka polido nga pag obra!
What transfer film did you use ?
Yes this! What film!
we formulated our own with a whole bunch of trial and error until we got the right combo of absorptive and release chemicals
@@merchstudio well dam that sounds like a lot lol
@@DollaBillz215 yup. lotsa frustration trying to play around with the ratios and I hope it's worth it in the end and people like it. 🙂🙂🙂
@Merch Studio came out great
I would just like to say I enjoy your videos but I just wanted to say it is possible to dtf stuff that is 1 pixel in size I have done stuff really small I just don't know if it will work on hot peel I use matte warm peel
Hi! We need all floating parts if the design to be at least 0.029” wide, but I’m curious about 1 pixel wide lines within the image itself. Send me your artwork and we’ll do a test print for you. quotes@merchstudio.co
@merchstudio I wanted to send a pic of some of the vary fine artwork I have done but it does not let me add pictures here tell me where to send you pictures of some of the really fine work I have done all my stuff was done on a epson p5000 I have converted to dtf so it is a dx6 printhead I don't know if this makes a difference I have ordered a new dtf printer from alibaba it should get here by next mouth it not the same brand as yours but it 24 in 2 head i3200 printer by kingjet so I will tell you soon if I'm able to produce the same quality on that printer I've also bought a new uv dtf printer from the same supplier so I can expand my business to hard surfaces and do cups and other things for my same customers
Quite a shoe collection!
Thanks, Mike!
We love the new hot peel! ❤🔥🤘😎🤘
@@texaradodesigns Glad he brought this to Merch Studio
@Texsource they are always my DTF go to!
@@texaradodesigns Thanks, Texarado!!! ❤❤❤
Ko musta. I have been doing sublimation for 3 years and started print on demand in 2018. But been doing that off and on back in high school.
I would like to get into dtf however I am unable to find a reliable affordable business nearby to do print transfers we need.
We do not have much room in the house. What is your recommendation for dtf printer that is budget and space friendly?
it depends on your demand. I suggest starting small and outsourcing production until you have the space for a printer with Epson wide format printheads like the i3200. Not hating on the converted printers. It works for some people, but I hear they require more troubleshooting and only print very slowly.
Thank you. I had thought about outsourcing but I haven’t really found anything close to my area that isn’t gonna cost me min of $5 a sft.
I wouldn’t want to convert one myself. I don’t know if you had any good feedback from others on the prestige a3+r from aaprintsupply. That’s the one I was thinking about. When we was doing our sublimation tshirts we were doing about 250-300 orders/month
Thank you po for your time.
Hello, can you use an 8 in one heat pressing machine to transfer to like caps, mugs, cups, plate, etc.? Gonna order my first DTF XP600 single head with powder shaker machine probably today.
Definitely! In fact, that was my starter press! Just know that you might wuickly outgrow the 15 x 15 platen
@merchstudio Appreciate the response, every time I search 8 in1 heat press for dtf, only sublimation would come up. This will be my very first printer for merchandise. Also ordered my self a Wall/ ground printer, really like what it does.
@@hyperghost99 the sublimation heat press will work for dtf as well
Doesn't it need more heat?
Nope!
what machine is that
what happens if hot peel is peeled cold
It should still peel ok
What type of ink and film do you use
I started with DTF Superstore consumables, but we now have proprietary film and powder. We still use DTF Superstore Inks, though.