100% Cotton

[John G]

If its only one colour I normally screen print them.

Cheers John

[bms]

chromablast is the way to go for 100% cotton tees etc

Yes one option, but the Magic Touch TTC is also useful for cotton if you have a laser printer.
http://www.printerowners.co.uk/magic-to ... ttc-31.htm

[Kaz]

Great, thanks

A laser printer is more affordable than a chromablast setup

[lisasaves]

Kaz,

I'm in a dilema about what to use as you don't seem to get pastel tees for kids for sublimination. More googling and discovered if I bought the kids cotton pastel tees I could use the chromablast inks! They are rather expensive, but I'm glad you've asked the question cos I was wondering why nobody suggested getting round the problem using the cotton and chromblast ink is it because of the cost of the ink or do they not give a good print?

Martin I didn't know about this paper either, how effective is using the paper with a laser? What kind of finish does it give in comparison to sublimination?

Ohh questions questions think I'm confusing myself further!!
Lisa

[Kaz]

Lisa

I'm torn between chromablast, and laser printing, using the WOW paper from the magic touch.

Whichever way, it's going to be another expense for me, as I'm only set up for sublimation. I do have an inkjet printer aswell from HP for doing photo's and general printing on.

Been looking at the OKI printer that Martin has, but haven't got £500 + for the printer, and then £100+ for the paper right now

[NASH]

What about DELL 1320CN laser printers it can take all types of media and they are about £150.00

[Kaz]

Not looked at that one yet Nash, will go have a google just now

Thanks

[Kaz]

Nash, do you have one of those printers?

Does anyone on here?

Just looking for some feedback on it before I commit myself, thanks

[NASH]

NO i don`t have one yet but i will be getting one, soon

i think it`s a good gamble, i understand it takes all sort of thickness of media like the spec. says there will be no jams

[Kaz]

Thanks Nash.

Got my OH going in circles again looking at different laser printers.