I'm new to plastisol transfer and would like to ask is the plastisol transfer paper a special made used? Is it different from the inkjet / laser heat transfer paper? Or could it be done on a various type of paper?
anyone can suggest some brand and website for buying the plastisol transfer paper with adhesive powder?
thanks!
Question about plastisol transfer paper
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Re: Question about plastisol transfer paper
The plastisol transfer paper I have bought in the past was specifically made for doing screen printed plastisol transfers. I think most are but I have never tried to use anything else so I can’t fully answer your question. It is different from laser or inkjet transfer paper for sure because those have a polymer adhesive on coated on the transfer side.
But honestly I would use the correct product made for the application to be sure of your final results.
I don’t have a recommendation for plastisol transfer paper with adhesive powder currently.
But honestly I would use the correct product made for the application to be sure of your final results.
I don’t have a recommendation for plastisol transfer paper with adhesive powder currently.
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Re: Question about plastisol transfer paper
thanks Jon for your advice.
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Re: Question about plastisol transfer paper
I'm near the end of printing 250 transfers right now. I'll try to remember to try it on laser transfer paper or inkjet transfer paper and let you know what happened.
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Re: Question about plastisol transfer paper
I have heard of rice paper being used for multicolor plastisol transfers ? Can anyone confirm or deny ?