Plastisol Transfers

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How long will a Plastisol transfer last once printed, weeks, months, years?
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washed proprly will last years :)
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Hi,
I have got some samples sent this week to try out.

Will let you know how I get on.

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Hello,
I have had chance now to try a couple of plastisol samples with a few normal washes and they seem ok. I had a 2 colour and full colour sample. On stretching they do crack unlike vinyl. I also got a sample of a versacam transfer and found the colours smudged when I rubbed it before washing so will keep looking. The transfers were not soft feel but I think this might be down to the transfer material used.
Interested to know how you got on with plastisol transfers too?
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Interesting. I saw some in the flesh the other day too and they were not very smooth and quite raised. He said they were transfers but not sure what type.
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It could be the adhesive ontop of the transfer that feels rough or raised.
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i use commercially produced plastisol transfers day in day out and they wash brilliantly, i am now looking to have some of my designs printed on plastisol, but will probably use the same US company that i buy from now.
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mrs maggot wrote:i use commercially produced plastisol transfers day in day out and they wash brilliantly, i am now looking to have some of my designs printed on plastisol, but will probably use the same US company that i buy from now.

What sort of transfers do you buy and where from. I've looked at Proworld but not sure of any added taxes etc when they arrive.
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I used to import Pro-World transfers. Allow 17.5% vat and bear in mind this is on top of shipping as well. I paid something like 1.1% import taxes but later found paper transfers are 0% rated and got a refund.....that took months though.
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