This is another educational product review sponsored by RhinoTech. In this video review about heat transfers we take a look at the SinlgePrint multi surface color laser heat transfer paper by RhinoTech. This is a very cool transfer paper that may be applied to many items including mugs, ceramic tile, metals, wood, plaques, leather and more. This Catspit video will run you through the entire process of using this transfer paper on mugs and plaques. You’ll get a very in depth review and examination of the heat transfer paper and the application all the way through to the finished product. The video is about 22 minutes but if you’re looking into heat transfers for your home business this is a video you will not want to miss. The video is extremely informative while also being very entertaining. Find out what Jonathan thinks about this transfer paper while you follow him along during the application process. This is another very candid product review by Catspit Productions, LLC. You will find this tutorial video to be well worth your time and that is a guarantee.

A really nice video Jon and very in depth review.

Thank you very much Kevin. I was worried about the length and considered reshooting this to make it shorter but after I watched it I realized it was pretty darn good. Entertaining and very informative I thought so I went with it.

So thanks for the affirmation. I’m very happy you enjoyed the video

Same here Jonathan, enjoyed the video and overview...I want to try that but first thing is I have to come up with the dough to replace all three of my color toners in the Go UNO...$600 or so, might be a while! lol

Very cool Chrissi, thank you. This was a long one but it goes fast right?

I hear you on the color laser toners. Even my crappy HP costs a few hundred to reload.

Well, I almost have it down. I think the issue here was that I moved the paper a little before I pressed it. The metal gets real hot when it pre-heats and I think some of the toner prematurely started to transfer. Other than that it looks good. I just need to figure a way to do this on the correct side of the dog tag (recessed) and not on the back side. I'll post another pic when I have one done that is correct but wanted to share this for now.

That looks pretty cool Greg.

Yes, I think it will begin to transfer on contact since the preheating gets the surface pretty hot. This stuff is a lot of fun to play with for sure.

Thanks J-money. Yeah, this stuff is gonna be sweet to work with. Many possibilities.I'm going to try it on guitar picks soon.

Liking the dog tags, ApeShirt! Anxiously await the latest images!

I may be doing more soon. For the one posted above I just took a black sharpie and touched it up. No one is the wiser