Pretreating shirts for DTG - Best Practice

Are you looking to pretreat shirts without ridges of pretreatment, or avoid stains, or it feels like its bullet proof? Scott Hopper, DTG Consultant has come up with a fantastic way to dial in your pretreatment for the best possible print and feel. Not every fabric or garment is made from the same materials, or same process, so you shouldn't pretreat all of your shirts the same way. Some of the more difficult colors or fabrics need to be finessed some one it comes to pretreatment. If you follow these steps you will achieve the best results for your customer and maximize your profit margin. Don't waste ink, shirts, or pretreatment trying to guess what setting you need to run your pretreatment shirt for your Epson F2100, Epson F3070, Brother GTX, FreeJet, AnaJet, or any other Direct-to-garment printer. Do a little testing to get your settings for each garment dialed in and provide your customers with the best looking and feeling prints.
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[@bisket2003]

The viper MAXX is a beast!! Best PT machine put there. Hands down!!

[@topprints544]

Hello! Great video 😄👍 where can one find such color chart for testing??

[@arteypasion]

why can't we tumble dry it in our home laundry dryer?

[@user-qg8rh5xe5j]

My epson colors come out much less vibrant despite everything I've tried. How do you achieve the colir vibrancy? - do you use certain software or settings? Garment Creator is so limiting imo.

[@revolutioninprint8906]

Hi. Can I pretreat shirts, dry them, fold them and use them at a later time or do you need to use them soon after the treatment?

[@SPSIInc]

Yes you can use them at a later date. I would suggest using them within a two month window. Read the manufacturers recommendations to be sure.

[@revolutioninprint8906]

@@SPSIInc Awesome. Ty. 😊