Opaque Inkjet T-Shirt Transfer Paper for Dark Fabrics

This is so fun and easy to do! Print your own photos, art, logos and dark colored t-shirts and other wearables.

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• inkjet
• t-shirt
• transfer
• paper
• dark
• opaque
• www.printonit.com
• sweatshirts
• iron
• on
• heat

[sunshineglitterdust]

@beakerthebio1123 thanks

[beakerthebio1123]

@sunshineglitterdust it will be basically invisible, the colors will blend right into the black.

[beakerthebio1123]

@superste53 there's a white layer underneath, hence the cutting part. For what your doing, you should get a stencil and some white acrylic paint. Good luck.

[superste53]

i dont get how the white parts work

printers dont print white ink so how do the white bits become transfered

basically i want to print a band name onto a black t-shirt and its just white letters, how would i do that with this?

[georgelio3]

fuck usa

[WalterElArgentino]

I'm always on the lookout for new products for printing on dark garments, can you please tell me where i can buy a sample of your product and is it really that easy to use compared to some of the other materials out there in the market place. Can this product be used on a vinyl cutter? Is this product durable when washed many times? What type of ink is required, Sublimation or normal inkjet printer? Thanks.

[eduardojonguitud]

how you call u transfer paper because i use one but  at the time i wash the tshirt it is take off,,can u tell me wich is better,,,thanks

[digitalmidgets]

blow your nose love

[sunshineglitterdust]

i bought a transfer that's black and white, it says it's only for light material but i really want to put it on a black top! what will happen if i do?