Thanks for love putting the longevity of these new vinyls you’ve been showing. In the past I haven’t been a fan b/c almost everyone dries their clothes. And a lot of them are only good for a few washes IMO. So instead I only offer certain color shirts depending on the designs. And use sublimation. But would be nice to have another option as long as it last a while
So if I'm right first you print with transfer paper, then use the cricut and peel off the blank sides, then you put a siser on top then and peel off the bottom side of the transfer paper. Lastly you heat press and peel off the siser. That's correct right?
Hello! Siser EasyColor Inkjet is different from DTF. It is a printable vinyl made for Inkjet printers and Inkjet ink specifically. Let me know if you have any other questions!
I got no luck with this product. I just left a email with a bunch vídeo and photos to heath transfer warehouse to see if my Siser easy color DTV it's a defect product because all the t-shirts I did for my costumers they said the paint is coming off when is in contact with water and they have enough time to dry more than 48 hours. So far it's a total Loss for me. Loss 15 t-shirts+time+costumer
Looks like our customer success team is working with you to troubleshoot this. As always, we (and Siser) do not recommend washing any pressed garment for at least 24 hours after decoration. We also do not recommend rubbing water on this product before it is pressed as pressing is what sets the ink on the transfer. The 24 hour curing period allows everything to set and settle. We look forward to continuing to assist you in this matter.
This is what I learned from using this product. Let the printed sheet sit for a week, then hand wash the “extra ink” off. Have a laundry bar in case the ink runs on the shirt itself. Dry shirt, spray fabric protector/waterproofing spray, let spray dry, spray again. But this method wouldn’t be good if you have so many to sell.
COLOR PROBLEM!! I use the Epson L1300 and on paper when printed everything looks ok, but when the transfer is baked, the image becomes very green. The vector when I work turns out ok (and he changes a little bit) But the raster always turns out to be terribly green. Does anyone have a solution?
Im not using circuit design im just printing from my phone to the epson et-2803 so do i just take my design put on cricuit and press cut to cut out the design?
Hello! Thank you for your question! This video with our partner Angie Holden will show and explain the process of cutting Siser EasyColor DTV with a Cricut: th-cam.com/video/gLeyhJ0abXM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lHNdDXqj2lIGHFIm! Just skip to around 6:05!
Siser EasyColor DTV can work with sublimation ink although it is mainly made for inkjet. The prints just come out differently due to the printing profiles. Our partner tries it in this video: th-cam.com/video/ESLm4yoc-Dk/w-d-xo.html!
Thanks for love putting the longevity of these new vinyls you’ve been showing. In the past I haven’t been a fan b/c almost everyone dries their clothes. And a lot of them are only good for a few washes IMO. So instead I only offer certain color shirts depending on the designs. And use sublimation. But would be nice to have another option as long as it last a while
We are super impressed with the quality of Easycolor DTV. It's definitely a game changer for Inkjet printable transfers.
have you seen the DTF sublimation hack to be able to sub on cotton? you can do any color minus colors as dark as black.
The best demonstration…thanks!
So if I'm right first you print with transfer paper, then use the cricut and peel off the blank sides, then you put a siser on top then and peel off the bottom side of the transfer paper. Lastly you heat press and peel off the siser. That's correct right?
That is correct if by Siser you mean mask! 😀we recommend these TTD Easy masks - www.heattransferwarehouse.com/siser-ttd-easy-mask-sheets/
This is beautiful
Thank you!
@@HeatTransferWarehouse you’re welcome ☺️
do you need to wait for the ink to dry before you press on the shirt my color was smearing
Hello! The recommended dry time is 30-60 minutes between print time and press time!
Do you know how this washed. Since it's an ink jet printer. I want to try this
Hello! Siser EasyColor DTV is durable up to 50 washes!
So is this different from dtf do I not have to convert my printer can I just use it with the regular ink provided
Hello! Siser EasyColor Inkjet is different from DTF. It is a printable vinyl made for Inkjet printers and Inkjet ink specifically. Let me know if you have any other questions!
For some reason my printer isn’t printing the black boarder around the images, regardless of which paper setting I try. Any ideas why?
What design software are you using?
I got no luck with this product. I just left a email with a bunch vídeo and photos to heath transfer warehouse to see if my Siser easy color DTV it's a defect product because all the t-shirts I did for my costumers they said the paint is coming off when is in contact with water and they have enough time to dry more than 48 hours. So far it's a total Loss for me. Loss 15 t-shirts+time+costumer
wow that's devastating, i hope you get a solution and your clients understand
Looks like our customer success team is working with you to troubleshoot this. As always, we (and Siser) do not recommend washing any pressed garment for at least 24 hours after decoration. We also do not recommend rubbing water on this product before it is pressed as pressing is what sets the ink on the transfer. The 24 hour curing period allows everything to set and settle. We look forward to continuing to assist you in this matter.
I had the same problem with black ink. Two shirts have had problems with the black ink running and dying other parts of the shirt.
This is what I learned from using this product. Let the printed sheet sit for a week, then hand wash the “extra ink” off. Have a laundry bar in case the ink runs on the shirt itself. Dry shirt, spray fabric protector/waterproofing spray, let spray dry, spray again.
But this method wouldn’t be good if you have so many to sell.
Are u using regular ink?
Yes, this can be printed in a regular inkjet printer!
Love thé product but cannot get the mask to stick. I use an Epson ET printer
please email sales@heattransferwarehouse.com and we can help you get it working.
I have the same issue
Is the mask reuseable??
As long as there is no ink on the mask, and it still has tack, you can reuse it!
Can I use eco solvent ink on this?
No. I would recommend Siser Colorprint Easy if you want a similar result with an eco solvent printer
@@HeatTransferWarehouse what are the directions to use color print easy
Does it always leave that white outline around the image ???
We had a larger offset on our image, but that is something that you can adjust in your software! Some choose to have 0 white edge around the image.
COLOR PROBLEM!! I use the Epson L1300 and on paper when printed everything looks ok, but when the transfer is baked, the image becomes very green. The vector when I work turns out ok (and he changes a little bit) But the raster always turns out to be terribly green. Does anyone have a solution?
Has the printer been converted?
@@HeatTransferWarehouse no, regular. Factory setings... Factory colors.
What time and temp…
Which inkjet printer do you use?
Hello! We do not sell any Inkjet printers. However, this is an Epson!
What setting use in the print thanks
We just used the normal settings that we would use with regular inkjet paper.
is it normal for red colors to get really dark?
Depends on your saturation! You also want to make sure you are letting it dry for at least 24 hours!
What kind of plain paper ?
Hello! The printable material used in this video is Siser EasyColor DTV for Inkjet printers: www.heattransferwarehouse.com/siser-easycolor-dtv/!
Can you recommend an inkjet printer ?
We used an epson ecotank printer in this video.
@@HeatTransferWarehouse Thank you. I have one and just wanted to be sure i can use this and the quality would be good
Did you make this With regular ink?
Im not using circuit design im just printing from my phone to the epson et-2803 so do i just take my design put on cricuit and press cut to cut out the design?
Hello! Thank you for your question! This video with our partner Angie Holden will show and explain the process of cutting Siser EasyColor DTV with a Cricut: th-cam.com/video/gLeyhJ0abXM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lHNdDXqj2lIGHFIm! Just skip to around 6:05!
Can you use sublimation ink on it
Easy subli does have a grainy look to it with certain colors tho and this looks much much cleaner
Siser EasyColor DTV can work with sublimation ink although it is mainly made for inkjet. The prints just come out differently due to the printing profiles. Our partner tries it in this video: th-cam.com/video/ESLm4yoc-Dk/w-d-xo.html!
May I know what type of ink did you use?
We used our Epson Ecotank inkjet printer so the Epson inks that are compatible with that printer.
Link to the transfer sheets please?
It is in the video description!
If I use DTV what is the masking I use for it
The masking is used to transfer your design to your garment! 😄
@@HeatTransferWarehousecould you give me the links or the exact item name? so i could purchase them please thanks.
@@Gmoestacks these are the sheets of mask that we recommend - www.heattransferwarehouse.com/siser-ttd-easy-mask-sheets/
@@HeatTransferWarehouse thanks
@@HeatTransferWarehouse using the siser weed and ttd masking
what is the best temperature and time should i use for the masking on the siserweed dtv?
The cut is very off