Introduction to White Toner Printing with FOREVER | Webinar

In this webinar, we are joined by FOREVER Sales Manager, Christopher Sigmann, who provides a thorough overview of how to create custom decorated apparel using a white toner printer and FOREVER heat transfer paper.
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[@olivia8979]

Great timing for the video. I just recently got a color laser printer and white toner. Right now I am using the Forever heat transfer paper for darks. I have done a couple really great tshirts with the white toner. I don't have the fancy printer that uses RIP software. I am not noticing that the color is washed out, but it is a tad thick and I can see it could crack after some washes. That troubles me a bit.
I really want to try the Flex Soft. I think it will be fabulous for really intricate designs that I would never want to weed. The tshirt designs I have i mind would have a lot of open spaces and I could avoid the issues I might have with the white toner.
thanks for the video. I have been looking for more videos on this topic.
Edit: oooooo, I just got to the foiling part. I have quite a lot of textile foils that I have used primarily with my Minc machine for foiling cards. But I have also used it for tshirts. Definitely need to use it with the laser toner and forever so I won't have to weed the adhesive again.

[@CoastalBusinessSup]

Thanks Olivia for checking in with us. We are glad you are enjoying your printer and making some great shirts. Have fun!

[@pitolove3846]

Hello, question...let's say I have a specific quote & design that I want to mass produce onto 20-30 shirts. Do I have to print 20 sheets of paper or reuse paper for a specific amount? Thanks in advance.
( I asked the question without fully watching the vid bc I'm super busy...don't want to forget the question. (written in case the answer is within vid; And before trolls attempt to degrade me for not knowing; However, I will watch at a later time/date, when I have undivided attention & time).