2008年7月15日 · Silicone is a treated parchment paper with a silicone coating on it. Teflon is a sheet made of teflon. Both are made to not stick to transfers, but its really a preference thing for most people. I do dtg printing and use to do transfers, and I always used the silicone parchment paper. Alot of people also prefer the teflon sheet as they dont ...

2016年9月17日 · Silicone and Teflon will both protect your press first and foremost. I usually use neither for transfers for lights. For darks: Silicone will leave your transfer with the standard matte look after pressing. Silicone paper also starts to wear out after a few uses. I usually change them after 5-8 uses, when I start to see it thinning out.

2008年9月3日 · So now cut off about 3 pieces of heat tape about 1/2" 12mm long stick them on the edge of your bench. Carefully wrap the paper around a mug, image facing inward. Now rotate the paper back and forth until you have roughly the same distance between each end and the handle and the same amount of white ceramic showing at the top and bottom of the ...

2013年4月18日 · Is it possible to us a common household Iron & silicone paper to replace the need for an expensive heat press (short on money at the moment!)? I would be grateful if someone could tell me weather the following production plan will work (very new to this!): 1. Fill my CISS for my HP DTG printer with Resolute Ink, OR Dupont ink (which is better?) 2.

2009年10月17日 · A great place to get parchment paper, the correct kind is here Exopap Silicone Double Face Baking Paper. Each sheet can usually be used several times and this place has a great deal on the 500 sheet box. Plus these are the larger size needed for …

2007年9月10日 · For all of my DTG work..I use the parchment paper (silicone) although I'm not exactly clear as to why other than that is what was recommended. For heat transfers, vinyl and plastisol I use the Teflon sheet although it is the Teflon sheet that makes things glossier / shinier when used for a 2nd press on plastisol.

2007年4月7日 · I have consumed all the silicon paper included in the packing. Transfer with commercial heat press - Do NOT pre-heat t-shirt - Remove paper backing from transfer film - Tip: Tear paper backing slightly. About 1/8 inch for easy removal of paper backing - Place imaged transfer film in desired position (FACE UP) on fabric

2009年9月10日 · I am trying to use heat transfer to print image on some silicone case I sell. The material is around 2mm thick. I know it could withstand on temperature around 350F, so it should be ok to use on a heat press(I don't have one yet;but sure will buy one as long as I can confirm if the method work).

2014年2月24日 · I have seen many posts on this and many varying opinions. In my case with my T-Jet2 from EZ i received silicone paper and non treated paper. I quit using the non treated paper because it just did not deal with moisture very well. I started using the silicone paper for curing the ink and just using the teflon covered heat press for curing the ...

2016年10月12日 · Substitute for Silicone Paper Jump to Latest 17K views 6 replies 5 participants last post by sinGN Oct 20, 2016