Hey there, thanks for watching! We appreciate your kind words. That being said, DTF can apply to so many surfaces besides just apparel. Have you tried anything outside the box yet??
Very impressive, when you say embroidary style designs, do you mean you have some sort of photoshop script that emulates stiching please or do you mean something else and Iv'e misunderstood?
Thank you! As far as a particular script for Adobe I am not familiar exactly but I have seen many tutorials here on RU-vid showing how to achieve the effect in PS. This style of artwork has a lot of potential!
Hey there! We carry a few different Prestiges. For most of the transfers you see in the videos I am running the Prestige R2 Pro if we are not highlighting a specifically mentioned machine: aaprintsupplyco.com/collections/dtf-station-prestige-r2-pro-dtf-printer I feel the size allows for all men's adult sizes no problem and the speed is solid. Given the physical footprint and price point I find this to be a great value to start OR scale with.
Hi, thanks for supporting the channel. That sounds like a great idea for a video! Honestly, it should apply. Be sure to set the pressure first for the jacket and test how the garment responds before applying by pressing an inconspicuous area of the jacket.
Hello, great question - the answer is no. The zippers were metal and the pull tab was leather so everything held up ok to the heat. If the zippers are a rubbery material they may not hold up to the application temperature for direct to film
Really enjoyed the video showing how to use DTF on miscellaneous items. It would have been a much more positive experience without the 'too loud' music which made it difficult to hear the verbal instructions since the music was louder than the voice.
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Hello, while we have not tested with mylar in particular I see the melting point is 480F. While this may require a little testing to dial in best settings this seems like a compatible surface!
