hi martin great video now you tryed plastisco ,tranfers,sublimation on to t shirts in what order for softness and would you leave transfers thanks theo
+twin red dragons brewery Sublimation is the softest, and it's close between plastisol, vinyl and transfers for light t shirts. In last place is transfers for dark t shirts. Cheers Martin
How to get rid of transfer adhesive powder at the blank space of papers which usually screwed up the side areas of the print after heat press specially for dark tshirts.
Hi Martin, happy i found a UK video of plastisol. Do you know of any good decent plastisol transfer shops to send off designs in the UK. As we don't really have alot of shops like the US lol. Thanks
+Martin Butler Thanks martin for all your comments, and yeah very difficult to find UK companies that do plastisol transfer. Still searching but majority are US suppliers. I looked on ebay UK and i saw one seller that ships to UK called the screen print. Website link: www.thescreenprint.com What do you think if you know of them. Thanks
what kind of paper do you use to make it look perfect , I'm trying to make a shirt business but the transfer paper looks and feel so plastic, what would you recommend? Thanks for your help it's very appreciated
hello.really enjoy the videos.i have 3 question for you and I hope you can answer it.how did you get your first sale and how did you go about it?was it an online sale or in person?
Hey Martin I have a question,.. How do I print shirts such as birthday, memorial shirts with pictures thas on my cpu? I want to print from my cpu to a Garment without sublimation
hi Martin great video as usual... I've used the exact company as you have I can tell by the way they numbered them, I loved the results but I think it would work out expensive & also they say uk but did you see where the stamp on the envelope said it came from? lol...
+Lee Skeet Yes Lee, They keep phoning me but as I said, it's no good for short runs or multi colour designs as the price goes way up. Yes, I know their location lol Cheers Martin
Top tips and information don't know I could ask for samples superb
Another excellent video Martin, very much appreciated.
+Tony Beadle Thanks for watching Tony. Glad you enjoyed.
Cheers
Martin
How is the quality compaired to transfer paper from the printer?
Its more like screen printing but there are different qualities
@@reviewthat Thanks for the Answer , Martin Butler!
Martinr u are an excillent coache and mentor i had alot of learnings from u that build my business..thank u
hi martin great video now you tryed plastisco ,tranfers,sublimation on to t shirts in what order for softness and would you leave transfers thanks theo
+twin red dragons brewery Sublimation is the softest, and it's close between plastisol, vinyl and transfers for light t shirts. In last place is transfers for dark t shirts.
Cheers
Martin
Thanks for the video, i have a question about teflon paper, how does the teflon paper helps in heat pressing?
+Jaber AlQallaf It protects the t shirt from scorching and also stops the t shirt getting marked if there is some ink on the heat plate.
Cheers
Martin
Great Question I was just about to Ask that Question.
How to get rid of transfer adhesive powder at the blank space of papers which usually screwed up the side areas of the print after heat press specially for dark tshirts.
Hi Martin, happy i found a UK video of plastisol. Do you know of any good decent plastisol transfer shops to send off designs in the UK. As we don't really have alot of shops like the US lol. Thanks
+Sanphics Designs I just googled for companies. Not many but they are out there but a little dear.
Cheers
Martin
+Martin Butler
Thanks martin for all your
comments, and yeah very difficult to find UK companies that do plastisol
transfer. Still searching but majority are US suppliers. I looked on
ebay UK and i saw one seller that ships to UK called the screen print.
Website link: www.thescreenprint.com
What do you think if you know of them. Thanks
Sanphics Designs
Sorry, I don't know them.
Nice vid Martin again ;)
Does any one knows where I can buy blank plastisol paper ?
+Tadas Vinciunas Ask at your local screen printer, they must know.
Cheers
Martin
+Martin Butler good idea, Thanx Martin.
Is this any good for printing on breathable tech like running shirts?
There are special vinyls that stretch with these type of garments. Not really plastisols bud.
Hi Daz, Versatrans has plastisol transfers that work on performance wear
what kind of paper do you use to make it look perfect , I'm trying to make a shirt business but the transfer paper looks and feel so plastic, what would you recommend? Thanks for your help it's very appreciated
I shar what I use in my training dvd at ukinternetmarketingschool.com/my-products/t-shirt-transfer-printing-training-dvd/
Cheers
Martin
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hello.really enjoy the videos.i have 3 question for you and I hope you can answer it.how did you get your first sale and how did you go about it?was it an online sale or in person?
I can;t remember the actual first sale but all our early sales were on Ebay.
Cheers
Martin
I would like to know what is a good ink jet printer that holds a lot of ink I have a regular printer and the ink run out very fast
+Nasiir Kwabena Check out th Epson ECO Tank printers
Greate video mate:
I wanted to ask do u know how big they can go on the plastisol transfer
blessings!!
Depends on what your application is bud. It's down to the company.
Cheers
Martin
Hey Martin I have a question,.. How do I print shirts such as birthday, memorial shirts with pictures thas on my cpu? I want to print from my cpu to a Garment without sublimation
Is the Epson Artisan 1430 a good printer for printing heat transfers?
+Zach Siltanen That's the same printer that I use but it's called the Artisan 1430 whilst in Europe, it's called the Epson 1500W.
Cheers
Martin
+Martin Butler so do you just buy the heat transfer paper and run it through or, is there more to it?
Zach Siltanen
No, That's all it is bud.
Cheers
Martin
A good insight Martin, Can they be brought in from the states . Or is that to much money.
Cheers Pete.
+Peter Froud I think it would be too much money Pete and the time frame would also be an issue. Might be worth looking into though.
are there plastisol puff ink transfers also available in the market?
I'm not really a plastisol expert bud so I can't say.
Can you use a iron if you font have a heat press
You can for cheap transfers that won't last. You need a heat press for more professional transfers that last longer.
Martin as a maker of silkscreen heat transfers the glitter ink should have been about 190 c and a cold peal
+Art Barnett Thanks for that bud.
Cheers
Martin
excuse sir am from Zambia help with information I get plastisol paper where I can my art work and put on a plastisol paper plz help
+Favor Sampa You need to find A screen printer that will screen print your designs onto transfer paper with plastisol ink.
Cheers
Martin
Question, does geoknight make good presses?
+Zach Siltanen I don't personally have any experience with them but they seem to be a quality product being USA made.
Cheers
Martin
hi Martin great video as usual... I've used the exact company as you have I can tell by the way they numbered them, I loved the results but I think it would work out expensive & also they say uk but did you see where the stamp on the envelope said it came from? lol...
+Lee Skeet Yes Lee, They keep phoning me but as I said, it's no good for short runs or multi colour designs as the price goes way up. Yes, I know their location lol
Cheers
Martin
Looks like the "W" is a cold peel as the later-peeled part was ok.
I believe you are not applying enough pressure to the heat press and also, I think you should let the timer run up to 188 degrees.
Thanks for your comment.
Sorry mart it's my end all the best
+lordy 666 No probs.
Cheers
Martin
Hi mart th sounds all messed up
+lordy 666 It should be fine bud.