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Re: kisscut paper

Posted: 22 Dec 2009, 07:23
by jennywren
Has any one used kisscut paper from transter press is so what would you use it on and how good is it, would it wash ok

Re: kisscut paper

Posted: 22 Dec 2009, 08:35
by mrs maggot
they are very helpful at sending out samples, an i will be trying some in the new year. on new "papers" i try, i print on a sample with what it is and where its from and a date, and use that as my "design" i add it to a sample t which goes in with the family wash every time thats on - i get a good indication of wear from that

Re: kisscut paper

Posted: 22 Dec 2009, 11:26
by michc
Hi
I tried kisscut a couple of years ago but was really disappointed with the results (although it may have been me :shock): I'd been given pink t-shirts by a customer so needed something to print on dark t shirts but ended up ruining them so had to replace them with white ones and use chromablast ink. Luckily it was fine and the customer was quite happy but I did make a loss. Michele

Re: kisscut paper

Posted: 22 Dec 2009, 14:15
by Paul
michc wrote:Hi
I tried kisscut a couple of years ago but was really disappointed with the results (although it may have been me :shock): I'd been given pink t-shirts by a customer so needed something to print on dark t shirts but ended up ruining them so had to replace them with white ones and use chromablast ink. Luckily it was fine and the customer was quite happy but I did make a loss. Michele
Thats why I always fallow iron rule #1 in printing world - NEVER print on customer blank ;)

Re: kisscut paper

Posted: 23 Dec 2009, 06:56
by jennywren
what sort of inks do you need to print on this paper