Hey! That's mostly correct. If you only have a heat press you can heat press it to dry the pretreat. There are other ways to dry it too, such as hot air gun, conveyor dryers (like in screen printing) and in some cases letting it air dry.
Hey Michael, it's a combination of using the correct amount of pretreat and adjusting your heat press settings. Also, this is important, not all pretreat is meant for white shirts. You have to use one that doesn't have the staining characteristic. We use Firebird Vivid and it works great.
Hey Eduardo that depends on the type of shirt you are using, the heat and pressure of the press. But I would start with 330 Degrees for 30-45 seconds and start adjusting from there.
Good question. Many print shops supply them because they have a whole sale account and usually better pricing. Some print shops don't. So it's best to ask the print shop you're thinking of going with.
Hello Jasmine! Yes, it is totally possible! We have not tried it for ourselves, however, if you had a small platen, such as the Isolator Kit, we believe this could happen in a snap! Now we HAVE to go try it out! We will let you know our results! Thanks for stopping by!
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As I know bro , after pretreatment you have to use heat press , not direct printing , sm I correct bro ? 🤔
Hey! That's mostly correct. If you only have a heat press you can heat press it to dry the pretreat. There are other ways to dry it too, such as hot air gun, conveyor dryers (like in screen printing) and in some cases letting it air dry.
How long do you over over shirts and heat pretreat for
Can you do a video on the GT3?
Great vid. How do you prevent burnt stains or hard stiffness of the white shirt after pretreating?
Hey Michael, it's a combination of using the correct amount of pretreat and adjusting your heat press settings. Also, this is important, not all pretreat is meant for white shirts. You have to use one that doesn't have the staining characteristic. We use Firebird Vivid and it works great.
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Where can I get this epson matchine
How many mins or seconds I have to heat press the shirt after print dtg???
Hey Eduardo that depends on the type of shirt you are using, the heat and pressure of the press. But I would start with 330 Degrees for 30-45 seconds and start adjusting from there.
@@KeyPrintCo it’s a white cotton t- shirt...”fruit of the loom”
@@eduardohernandez6881 Try 330 degrees at medium pressure for 30 seconds and adjust from there.
Which software you are working in?
Hey there. This is garment creator.
so does a DTG shop have the shirts or would I have to get the shirts from a manufacturer and bring them to a DTG shop?
Good question. Many print shops supply them because they have a whole sale account and usually better pricing. Some print shops don't. So it's best to ask the print shop you're thinking of going with.
What do you use for cover sheet when you cure the ink?
Hey there! We hover the press for a few seconds and then use a teflon sheet.
Is printing on or near the collar possible?
Hello Jasmine!
Yes, it is totally possible! We have not tried it for ourselves, however, if you had a small platen, such as the Isolator Kit, we believe this could happen in a snap! Now we HAVE to go try it out! We will let you know our results!
Thanks for stopping by!
@@KeyPrintCo thank you so much!
how much is your machines,
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