I’ve been hesitating a lot on my clothing design since what you demonstrated is pretty much a road block since peeling letter by letter and applying each on a shirt would a be a disaster. Then I’ve looked on vinyl that has transfer clear tape.. and I thought to myself… is there a transfer tape for HTP like vinyl does? Then boom! Here you are! Doing gods work! Thank you! 🫡🤌
Thank you, tutorial was extremely helpful. I used the cricut heat transfer tape at the recommended 350 degrees setting. However. it was too hot and it shrunk the tape . After reducing the temp to 250 and time to 15 secs it worked perfectly!
sign guy here. well done. you generally have less snagging issues if when weeding the material you are removing if you start on the right and peel back to the left (for text that you can read, or do the opposite if its reversed text). that allows you to better peel letters such as lowercase Es and Cs etc. anyways doing it all in slow motion what ever you do usually allows you to spot any mistakes along the way before it's too late.
YEEESS!!!!! This is exactly what I have been looking for. Everyone else is showing transfer film for regular vinyl...NOT Heat Transfer Vinly. I must transfer images from color printer to shirt and NOT wanting to do so letter, by freaking letter. I thank you beyond words for this video. I have got clear film being delivered today!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
So ive seen this type of paper where you print the image on the special paper using only black ink which severs as the adhesive then you heat press on shirt next you apply foil let cool and peel of ....is there such of paper that works with inkjet printers ???
I got some stahl transfer tape to use with my 3G opaque and it's a real pain. I wasted lots of material. I saw some demos of the stahl printable paper and it looks so easy. They just apply the mask, pull the paper off and it comes off so easy. The neenah peper is quite nice on the shirt but it's a pain to work with, transfer tape or not.
Hello! We do recommend our application tape with our 3G Jet Opaque paper only. Have you given this tape a try? We do not recommend very fine lines/details as they do not pull up well on the tape. For the 3G paper, what issues were you experiencing?
Love that you guys even do these videos as not a huge business but i think redoing it without tearing the letter would've just made for a better video to teach us how to do this correctly.
@@CoastalBusinessSup It's more realistic with the little "mistakes" like these because we will constantly have to deal with them. Any time we don't see that in the tutorials, we instantly think we are the problem. Thank you for keeping that in, now we don't have to doubt ourselves.
Hi Jordan, Coastal does not provide this particular mask - it has since been discontinued with us. We have tested a mask that we do carry with this transfer paper, and have had successful results. This transfer tape can be found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html
I'm having a lot of difficulty finding a masking tape that will properly stick to the small designs on this transfer paper . I really need help because I've read that it doesn't stick well with a lot of masking tapes ?
Hello, this is just one way to do it in a pinch. We do not yet have specific tape that we suggest for any of our papers due to difficulty getting them to work.
When heat pressing your contour cut using clear heat transfer tape, have you had a problem with ink lifting from the design on to the clear transfer tape? If so, what do you recommend as a solution?
Im assuming waiting for the transfer to cool down is the best way to remove clear heat transfer tape without lifting ink off of the design and on to the clear heat transfer tape?
Hello! Ink can release to the tape as well. We would suggest letting the transfer ink dry under a heat platen for 15-30 seconds, or let the transfer sit out for a few hours to let the ink properly dry.
Hello, whenever I try using a carrier tape I have problems with the 3G opaque h.t.p. being real sticky to the touch and lifting up some of the ink after press and cooling for the required time. Am I using the wrong carrier tape or what?
+J Jay We used a Graphtec Cutter plotter to cut out the design. You can find more information about it here: www.coastalbusiness.com/graphtecvinylcutter.aspx
I have a question.... If you lift the bottom of the letters, then place the transfer paper/tape over it and squeegee the front and back... doesn't that kinda take away from lifting the letters????? not understanding.
Hello! Lifting the letters slightly, before applying the application tape, will assist in the letters releasing from the paper backing and adhering more to the application tape. Thank you!
What did you use to cut the design, because I have the cricut cutting machine but I'm having trouble with the alignment of the design. Its dosent cut as same of the design that you put on the program
I have a problem I'm using 3G opaque paper and when I transfer the paper to the tape and press for 350 degrees for 30 sec I let cool down and when I peel my ink sticks to the tape and the finishing look looks faded because all the ink is left on the tape after peeling it off. how can I get a clear finish look with out the ink sticking to the tape?
hi coastal, would like to know this as well as it's happening to me too. How long is your cool down period in this vid? Have you faced this issue before?
Use tack method, drop heat press for 2 seconds (DONT LOCK), peel tape cover with parchment press for instructions temp and time let cool all the way then peel, repress 7 sec with parchment let cool then peel . I use old vinyl carrier , i save the big one and try to keep them clean as possible
hello, what transfer tape did you use for the Jet Opaque 3G? I have the same paper as well, but want to know the tansfer tape sheet you used. If you could provide a link that would be great. Thanks!
Hello! If you have wording, or small detail, it is best to use an application transfer tape to pick up your design and place on your shirt. With an all in one image, you would not need to use a application transfer tape.
Linda T. Great , I’ve had the same customer return every year since , business isn’t booming but this paper if used as instructed is great and you can essentially run your whole business around it with some elbow grease
Where do you buy the transfer tape? And did you use a circut to cut the transfer paper? And can this technique be used for light transfer paper too? Thanx in advance for your help and answers.
Hi Katlynn, since this video we have discontinued the transfer tape we used. Now we recommend the TTDE Mask, found here www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html . To cut the transfer paper, we used a Graphtec cutter, but, a Cricut should work. For this technique, it is best to use with opaque papers.
ty for the video may i ask what is the name of the tape that you use to press it onto the tshirt i know it the 3g jet paper what what is the name of the tape ty
Your link to the "standard Heat Transfer mask" is dead. Have another link? I own a garment company here in Las Vegas and I could use that type of transfer tape sheet since I do not use vinyl and I utilize 3G Jet Opague paper.
Can you link to the exact tape you're using for the 3G? I got some from sign warehouse a while back and it's not picking up the 3G :/ This must be a heavy tack, yes? Direct link would be appreciated, I get lost when I browse all the different tapes :(
Kavya don't use 3G, it cannot be transferred and it's one of the worst transfers out there. Story goes, the 3g was sued and they use a new formula, one that's not able to use tapes. The original blue grid is still top dog and can be ordered internationally. Don't buy local blue grid, it's not the real stuff. Absolutely do NOT buy 3g ever.
@@IzludeTingel update on the situation. i'm using some generic transfer tape from ebay. i peeled the whole print off the backing paper and put it on top of a low tack carrier sheet. then i cut and weeded, and THEN i put a high tack mask to peel it off the carrier sheet. only problem is that any mask (various brands i've used) reduce the yellow's intensity. ultimate solution is a desk solvent printer (bn20) we need to outright stop using inkjet transfer sheets altogether, the stuff deteriorates in a month anyway, even with appropriate wash methods.
Here is a link to our website www.coastalbusiness.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=application+tape. See if this is what you are looking for. You can always give us a call at (800) 562-7760. Thanks!
Hello! The tape would be our application tape for digital heat transfer papers, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/digital-heat-transfer-application-tape-for-opaque-transfer-papers-htm-c.html . Thank you!
Hello! We no longer carry the application tape used in this video. We do have several different options that can be used. For assistance with our options, please call us at 1-800-562-7760, option 3.
Hi Marisa, we have since discontinued the particular tape that was shown in this video. We now have tested, with our papers, and recommend the TTDE Mask, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html
Hello! We use the application tape, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/digital-heat-transfer-application-tape-for-opaque-transfer-papers-htm-c.html . Thank you!
Hello! In this video we used an application tape made by FDC films. At this time, we are recommending TTDE easy mask: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html for our Inkjet Heat Transfer Papers.
Hello! The application tape is only recommended for dark colored garments. It is a different type of application tape than vinyl. It can be found here, on our website: www.coastalbusiness.com/digital-heat-transfer-application-tape-for-opaque-transfer-papers-htm-c.html . Thank you!
Coastal Business Supplies alright so the 3g jet opaque will be the next transfer paper I use cause o don't like doing the shirts and having that white coating still on the shirts
Amir, we have since discontinued that tape. Now, we recommend this Siser tape: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html . We have tested with all three of our inkjet papers for darks, with success!
@@CoastalBusinessSup can you send me the dark garment transfer paper link where it is the highest compatible with the masking tape during heat pressing for easy peel and good outcome? I have an inkjet printer
PSA: You CAN'T use transfer tape on 3G Jet Opaque. I know a lot of you have attempted this only to find that no matter the tack, it will not lift off of the paper backing. There is a solution... You need to peel your full page print off of the the paper backing carefully, put it on a carrier sheet (like the ones from Cricut), then run it through the plotter/weed it... THEN you use the transfer tape to lift your designs. I suggest lowering the tack of the cricut carriers by rolling a clean cloth over it so that the fibers stick to it and reduce the tack.
Hello! We have had quite a bit of success with transfer tape. We suggest customers, at this time, work with a Solvent mask found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html . We have tested with our 3G Jet Opaque, Jet Opaque II, and EasyJet with success!
I’ve been hesitating a lot on my clothing design since what you demonstrated is pretty much a road block since peeling letter by letter and applying each on a shirt would a be a disaster. Then I’ve looked on vinyl that has transfer clear tape.. and I thought to myself… is there a transfer tape for HTP like vinyl does? Then boom! Here you are! Doing gods work! Thank you! 🫡🤌
Thank you, tutorial was extremely helpful. I used the cricut heat transfer tape at the recommended 350 degrees setting. However. it was too hot and it shrunk the tape . After reducing the temp to 250 and time to 15 secs it worked perfectly!
Hi Sterling. Thanks for the tip!!
sign guy here. well done. you generally have less snagging issues if when weeding the material you are removing if you start on the right and peel back to the left (for text that you can read, or do the opposite if its reversed text). that allows you to better peel letters such as lowercase Es and Cs etc. anyways doing it all in slow motion what ever you do usually allows you to spot any mistakes along the way before it's too late.
Hi! Thank you for this information!
This was VERY informative. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
You are very welcome!
@@CoastalBusinessSup where can I buy the transfer paper you didn't mention the brand or link?
Thank you so much for sharing! I love it!
Great! You're welcome!
FANTASTIC!! Thank You!!
Thank you for the great tip it worked perfectly
Great to hear!!
Saved me a lot of research thanks
You're welcome, Fred!
YEEESS!!!!! This is exactly what I have been looking for. Everyone else is showing transfer film for regular vinyl...NOT Heat Transfer Vinly. I must transfer images from color printer to shirt and NOT wanting to do so letter, by freaking letter. I thank you beyond words for this video. I have got clear film being delivered today!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Great to hear! Thank you for your feedback!
where do you order from and how did it go?
So ive seen this type of paper where you print the image on the special paper using only black ink which severs as the adhesive then you heat press on shirt next you apply foil let cool and peel of ....is there such of paper that works with inkjet printers ???
I got some stahl transfer tape to use with my 3G opaque and it's a real pain. I wasted lots of material.
I saw some demos of the stahl printable paper and it looks so easy. They just apply the mask, pull the paper off and it comes off so easy. The neenah peper is quite nice on the shirt but it's a pain to work with, transfer tape or not.
Hello! We do recommend our application tape with our 3G Jet Opaque paper only. Have you given this tape a try? We do not recommend very fine lines/details as they do not pull up well on the tape. For the 3G paper, what issues were you experiencing?
i order it .it doesn’t stick much but it works for me
Love that you guys even do these videos as not a huge business but i think redoing it without tearing the letter would've just made for a better video to teach us how to do this correctly.
Thanks for the feedback, we are working on updating many of our videos.
@@CoastalBusinessSup i like you showed real word what to expect ... in my opinion
@@nivekgad same here!
@@CoastalBusinessSup It's more realistic with the little "mistakes" like these because we will constantly have to deal with them. Any time we don't see that in the tutorials, we instantly think we are the problem. Thank you for keeping that in, now we don't have to doubt ourselves.
Qué marca de heat transfer tape utilizaste? Puede ser cualquiera después que sea heat transfer tape?
How did you cut the letters?
my printer is hp deskjet 1112 it its ok ?
Where can I get this specific heat transfer tape? I struggle with heat pressing w the jet opaque curling on me all the time and this really helps !!!
Hi Jordan, Coastal does not provide this particular mask - it has since been discontinued with us. We have tested a mask that we do carry with this transfer paper, and have had successful results. This transfer tape can be found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html
@@CoastalBusinessSup what paper do you recommend using with this transfer tape?
Your links below are all dead =(. You are a pro at weeding and saving torn designs!
is this tape reuse-able?
I'm having a lot of difficulty finding a masking tape that will properly stick to the small designs on this transfer paper . I really need help because I've read that it doesn't stick well with a lot of masking tapes ?
Hello, this is just one way to do it in a pinch. We do not yet have specific tape that we suggest for any of our papers due to difficulty getting them to work.
Where can I buy this transfer tape?
I have the same 3g paper and I wanna get the same applications but how do I get it to peel like that? Did you use some type of special cutter here?
Hello! Yes, we did use a vinyl cutter to trim around our design. Then we applied the mask, to then place on our garment.
When heat pressing your contour cut using clear heat transfer tape, have you had a problem with ink lifting from the design on to the clear transfer tape? If so, what do you recommend as a solution?
Im assuming waiting for the transfer to cool down is the best way to remove clear heat transfer tape without lifting ink off of the design and on to the clear heat transfer tape?
Hello! Ink can release to the tape as well. We would suggest letting the transfer ink dry under a heat platen for 15-30 seconds, or let the transfer sit out for a few hours to let the ink properly dry.
@@CoastalBusinessSup Thanks For The Reply.
I will test both methods and report back my results.
what transfer tape are you using?
Hello, whenever I try using a carrier tape I have problems with the 3G opaque h.t.p. being real sticky to the touch and lifting up some of the ink after press and cooling for the required time. Am I using the wrong carrier tape or what?
Kris, what type of application tape are you working with? What type of inkjet ink are you working with?
Good Afternoon what cut setting are you using i think im cutting with to high of a settings designs stays stuck to the cutting mat?
Hello! A force of 11, speed of 30, on a Graphtec CE6000.
Tq idol🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
And what did you use to cut the image? Because when i cut it, i still have to peel the design away from the paper.
+J Jay We used a Graphtec Cutter plotter to cut out the design. You can find more information about it here: www.coastalbusiness.com/graphtecvinylcutter.aspx
what is that tools name your using to peel of letters?
where can i get one?
It is a weeding tool
www.coastalbusiness.com/hook-tool-with-rubber-handle-for-vinyl-weeding-wt-ctx1c-s.html
I have a question.... If you lift the bottom of the letters, then place the transfer paper/tape over it and squeegee the front and back... doesn't that kinda take away from lifting the letters????? not understanding.
Hello! Lifting the letters slightly, before applying the application tape, will assist in the letters releasing from the paper backing and adhering more to the application tape. Thank you!
What did you use to cut the design, because I have the cricut cutting machine but I'm having trouble with the alignment of the design. Its dosent cut as same of the design that you put on the program
We use the Graphtec CE-6000-60 to cut our designs out. I am sorry , I don't know anything about the cricut machine.
Can we reused the transfer tape?
Can you use the tape with an IRON? Or, does it have to be a heat press?
Hello! It is always recommended to use a heat press for even pressure, and temperature control, to ensure durability.
I have a problem I'm using 3G opaque paper and when I transfer the paper to the tape and press for 350 degrees for 30 sec I let cool down and when I peel my ink sticks to the tape and the finishing look looks faded because all the ink is left on the tape after peeling it off. how can I get a clear finish look with out the ink sticking to the tape?
hi coastal, would like to know this as well as it's happening to me too. How long is your cool down period in this vid? Have you faced this issue before?
Use tack method, drop heat press for 2 seconds (DONT LOCK), peel tape cover with parchment press for instructions temp and time let cool all the way then peel, repress 7 sec with parchment let cool then peel . I use old vinyl carrier , i save the big one and try to keep them clean as possible
Pigment HTV ink. I use inkjetcarts inks.
hello, what transfer tape did you use for the Jet Opaque 3G? I have the same paper as well, but want to know the tansfer tape sheet you used. If you could provide a link that would be great. Thanks!
Good question
I use the Siser TTD High Tack Mask, if that'll help with your question.
@@LadyP1225 do ever hany problem with it??? does it mess up the image or brings the ink with it after the heat press
why do i have to transfer tape the transfer paper when i can directly heat press it to garment whats the difference?
Hello! If you have wording, or small detail, it is best to use an application transfer tape to pick up your design and place on your shirt. With an all in one image, you would not need to use a application transfer tape.
what do you called that hook thing you use to peel the stick??
Hello! A weeding tool, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/hook-tool-with-rubber-handle-for-vinyl-weeding-wt-ctx1c-s.html . Thank you!
Man I got my first group order today and it's for a dance group and Ima use this paper for it I'm so nervous lol
How'd they turn out?
Linda T. Great , I’ve had the same customer return every year since , business isn’t booming but this paper if used as instructed is great and you can essentially run your whole business around it with some elbow grease
Hi what transfer tape did u use I need to do 100 shirts asap & can't figure this out for the life of me. Ty
April Garrison I usually use the hobby lobby cricut transfer tape if that’s what your asking
@@Fullrusher for vinyl or for heat transfer paper (like in the video)
Where do you buy the transfer tape? And did you use a circut to cut the transfer paper? And can this technique be used for light transfer paper too? Thanx in advance for your help and answers.
Hi Katlynn, since this video we have discontinued the transfer tape we used. Now we recommend the TTDE Mask, found here www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html . To cut the transfer paper, we used a Graphtec cutter, but, a Cricut should work. For this technique, it is best to use with opaque papers.
@@CoastalBusinessSup can i use inkjet printer?
Hello! Yes, you would use an inkjet printer, with pigment based ink, for the print out.
hello can i use application tape couple of times? thanks
What are you using the application tape with?
Is it okay to re use transfer tape after heat press?
Hi Lourdes, we do not recommend reusing- it curls and loses the tackiness. Please let us know if you have other questions!
does this procedure also apply on pigment inkjet printer?..
Hello, this is an inkjet transfer paper.
oh great!.. thanks!.. :)
Did u print the image and then send it through cricut machine to cut it ???
Hello! We used a Graphtec cutter, but, you can use a Cricut machine, or any vinyl cutter to do a print and cut. Thank you!
ty for the video may i ask what is the name of the tape that you use to press it onto the tshirt i know it the 3g jet paper what what is the name of the tape ty
clear transfer tape or frisket tape
@@tech12mods is it the same as oraclr transfer tape
Your link to the "standard Heat Transfer mask" is dead. Have another link? I own a garment company here in Las Vegas and I could use that type of transfer tape sheet since I do not use vinyl and I utilize 3G Jet Opague paper.
Hi!
Here is the link to the transfer tape: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html
Thanks
what kind of transfer tape are you using?
+Kellee Hart We were using our standard Heat Transfer mask found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/HeatTransferMaskforOpaqueTransferPapers.aspx
Can you link to the exact tape you're using for the 3G? I got some from sign warehouse a while back and it's not picking up the 3G :/ This must be a heavy tack, yes? Direct link would be appreciated, I get lost when I browse all the different tapes :(
We do not currently have a tape at this time that explicitly works with our paper. This is one we you can do it in a pinch if you have to do it.
is permatrans or the blue grid on ebay any good? will mask work on those?
Kavya don't use 3G, it cannot be transferred and it's one of the worst transfers out there. Story goes, the 3g was sued and they use a new formula, one that's not able to use tapes. The original blue grid is still top dog and can be ordered internationally. Don't buy local blue grid, it's not the real stuff. Absolutely do NOT buy 3g ever.
@@IzludeTingel update on the situation. i'm using some generic transfer tape from ebay. i peeled the whole print off the backing paper and put it on top of a low tack carrier sheet. then i cut and weeded, and THEN i put a high tack mask to peel it off the carrier sheet. only problem is that any mask (various brands i've used) reduce the yellow's intensity. ultimate solution is a desk solvent printer (bn20) we need to outright stop using inkjet transfer sheets altogether, the stuff deteriorates in a month anyway, even with appropriate wash methods.
where can i buy the transfer tape ? i can't find it
Here is a link to our website www.coastalbusiness.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=application+tape. See if this is what you are looking for. You can always give us a call at (800) 562-7760. Thanks!
WHAT BRAND OF 3G OPAQUE PAPER DID YOU USE?
Hi Jacob! 3G Jet Opaque is made by Neenah Coldenhove: www.coastalbusiness.com/3g-jet-opaque-inkjet-heat-transfer-paper-sheets.html
The link for this tape does not go t the exact tape. Can you please provide the name so I can search?
Hello! The tape would be our application tape for digital heat transfer papers, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/digital-heat-transfer-application-tape-for-opaque-transfer-papers-htm-c.html . Thank you!
Can i use again the transfer tape?
Hello! Good question. application tape can only be used once. Thanks and have a great day!
What brand of transfer tape did u use???
Christina, we used a since discontinued FDC product.
whats so called that transparent paper
Hello! We no longer carry the application tape used in this video. We do have several different options that can be used. For assistance with our options, please call us at 1-800-562-7760, option 3.
Unfortunately, this tape doesn't work for me. 😢😢
Did you find which one she used? She didn't leave no information
What transfer tape did you use?
Hi Marisa, we have since discontinued the particular tape that was shown in this video. We now have tested, with our papers, and recommend the TTDE Mask, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html
what kind of application you use :)
Hello! We use the application tape, found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/digital-heat-transfer-application-tape-for-opaque-transfer-papers-htm-c.html . Thank you!
Hello what transfer tape did u use
Hello! In this video we used an application tape made by FDC films. At this time, we are recommending TTDE easy mask: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html for our Inkjet Heat Transfer Papers.
What printer did you use?
We used an inkjet printer.
Coastal Business Supplies I know it was inkjet but which brand and model number?
wow I thought transfer tape is only for Vinyl. So I can use you also for light Transfer?
Hello! The application tape is only recommended for dark colored garments. It is a different type of application tape than vinyl. It can be found here, on our website: www.coastalbusiness.com/digital-heat-transfer-application-tape-for-opaque-transfer-papers-htm-c.html . Thank you!
Could you use this with the her pro soft sketch transfer paper
Hello,
unfortunately, that paper would not work with transfer tape only will work on 3g jet opaque paper.
Coastal Business Supplies alright so the 3g jet opaque will be the next transfer paper I use cause o don't like doing the shirts and having that white coating still on the shirts
Coastal Business Supplies what's a link for the transfer paper
www.coastalbusiness.com/heat-transfer-paper/heat-transfer-paper/inkjet-transfer-paper.html
www.coastalbusiness.com/heat-transfer-paper/heat-transfer-paper/laser-transfer-paper.html
Coastal Business Supplies thanks alot
What is the tool used to cut called??
Cutter plotter
How can we help?
please help i need this paper
Check this link...you will find our 3G Jet Opaque paper...www.coastalbusiness.com/3g-jet-opaque-inkjet-heat-transfer-paper-jo3g-g.html
what kind of tape is that?
+Clashers Internet Cafe We were using our standard Heat Transfer mask found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/HeatTransferMaskforOpaqueTransferPapers.aspx
+Coastal Business Supplies do you ship here in Philippines?
Yes we do ship internationally.
how about darjk transfer paper?
Hello,
I am happy to help with your questions with the dark heat transfer paper?
@@CoastalBusinessSup can u help me
Yes, i am happy to help. What is your question.
can i use this on dark laser transfer paper ? @@CoastalBusinessSup
Which video were you watching?
can i reuse it?
What would you like to reuse?
the tape ?
Unfortunately, not.
i have only more questions after watching this video ;(
Hi! We are more than happy to help! Please call our Technical Support team at 1-800-562-7760, option 3.
Mine melted
same✋🏽😭
Link to buy this transfer tape ?
Amir, we have since discontinued that tape. Now, we recommend this Siser tape: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html . We have tested with all three of our inkjet papers for darks, with success!
@@CoastalBusinessSup can you send me the dark garment transfer paper link where it is the highest compatible with the masking tape during heat pressing for easy peel and good outcome? I have an inkjet printer
Hello, here you go: www.coastalbusiness.com/3g-jet-opaque-inkjet-heat-transfer-paper-sheets.html
@@CoastalBusinessSup on the specification section it says “This product is not compatible with application masks” ?
@@CoastalBusinessSup this 3g jet opaque transfer paper works fine with the siser ttd masking tape?
PSA: You CAN'T use transfer tape on 3G Jet Opaque. I know a lot of you have attempted this only to find that no matter the tack, it will not lift off of the paper backing. There is a solution...
You need to peel your full page print off of the the paper backing carefully, put it on a carrier sheet (like the ones from Cricut), then run it through the plotter/weed it... THEN you use the transfer tape to lift your designs. I suggest lowering the tack of the cricut carriers by rolling a clean cloth over it so that the fibers stick to it and reduce the tack.
Hello! We have had quite a bit of success with transfer tape. We suggest customers, at this time, work with a Solvent mask found here: www.coastalbusiness.com/ttd-easy-mask-application-tape-for-siser-solvent-heat-transfer-vinyl.html . We have tested with our 3G Jet Opaque, Jet Opaque II, and EasyJet with success!
heat press for 30 seconds? really?
Hello Liam! Yes, you will press the transfer onto the garment for 30 seconds.
Fail
How did you cut it though... Did you use a machine like cricut or did you cut it by hand?
Letticia, we used a vinyl cutter to cut the paper.