Inkjet Transfer Paper Sheets PPD005 Mix Review

It was difficult to peel off and much more difficult to stick to shirts. Shortly after wearing the pictures on many shirts began to tear. A lot of money invested went to waste.

If the instructions are followed correctly the product will actually work and is suitable for most light and dark materials but I would recommend wearing what you are ironing only in good weather (no rain) or without . wet and I never machine wash it, only hand wash because it bleeds, the colors fade and the image starts to peel off.

This pack contains some translations for light t-shirts and some for dark ones. This is a bit confusing as the translation instructions for light colors are different than for dark ones. Both of the instructions are included and you must follow their respective instructions, otherwise the results may not be very good. In my case, I noticed a different instruction and got great results. highlighted.

This has ruined a lot of my shirts. It was a last minute order and my usual brand was out of stock. Prints well but does not transfer well. Leaves stains of color that are not transferred to the shirt. When cutting Cricut, it was hit and miss. Vinyl tore at the blade. I had a large order to fill and about 10 shirts were damaged. Tried both light and dark. They were white shirts. Although the darkness came out better, the shirt still looked old and worn. Yes, the maximum press was used with a…

DO NOT BUY THIS TRANSFER PAPER I have used this paper and it looks nothing like the advertised. It is almost impossible to remove the backing from the panels, it is very thin and lacks structure. No matter what temperature you iron paper at, it won't stick to t-shirts. If the temperature is too high, the image will burn or distort, and if the temperature is too low, the corners will peel off. Either I have bad paper or it's just junk. I ruined at least 5 shirts trying to get it to work. I've…

I often make all sorts of cool shirts for my 8 year old with special needs and have tried different brands of carbon paper. I've only tried the dark color from this pack so far and I didn't like the quality at all. I have used the same printer and programs as all the other papers and the image quality on this one is by far the worst. I tried the same painting on two other brands and it was the worst. It looks less bright than others and the clarity is poor. I tried it with the recommended…

sucks sucks sucks. I'm so damn disappointed with how much I spent on these sheets of carbon paper. Literally half of the products for LIGHT colored fabrics ended up in the GARBAGE. They have already been separated from the leaf substrate. So I think it was broadcast just terribly. There are also those who have not yet come into contact with the back of the leaves. Didn't do anything but fell apart in my Cricut and almost jammed it. So I immediately canceled and deleted. And YES, I had the RIGHT

I used a transparent background, a text image for t-shirts. I thought I should use dark transfer paper for dark fabrics but the result wasn't very good. The background was solid white and the color of the fabric started to flow into the background (but not enough to completely change color). Through trial and error and then browsing the site I found that light carbon paper works best on dark fabrics as well (for transparent background images only!) while not flipping the image over and placing…