Another great training video!!! Thanks for the tips on which printer tray to use for transfer paper on HP CP5225 printer and showing us what to do if parts of our designs rips off when transferring it to garment. I did not know I could just cut out those pieces and re-press them to garment. Knowing how to do is so important!!!! When this was happening to me, I just threw away garments and started all over again. Thank you sooo much for showing us what to do when we encounter this. 🙂👏👏👏
Thanks for showing a video on designing with A3 paper. Thanks for also showing how to fix a common problem that sometimes occur when peeling the paper from the shirt.
Hi Dave, If you put a shiny piece of thick card under the hoodie slightly bigger than your design you will get an even preasure and It cures the thickness of the pockets causing an Issue.
@GhostWhiteToner Will I need to buy all the other color ghost cartridges to make this work or can I use the cartridges my printer came with and just buy the ghost white toner cartridge?
Does it feel like dtg or screen printing like is it a smooth feel or is it hard like transfer paper also how do it wash is the wash good or does it fade after 3 washes
Hello, if I buy the printer from the video and the Ghost toner, can I simply insert it into the printer, did I understand that correctly? And probably say in the software: print again or command another one. :)
Hi, exactly, if you are from the EU you can simply order a printer bundle from us, or you already have a suitable printer and only order the white toner from us. If you are from outside the EU, you would have to look for a suitable printer locally and order the toner from us. You then simply replace the black toner with the white toner and everything you have created in the design in 100% black will be printed in white. You don't need any special software for this, but we recommend that you create PDFs and print them using Acrobat reader ( which is available free of charge) :)
Got your point. Black Toner is produced in 100reds of tons because it is needed for the whole office printing market for all printing matters on white paper. You can imagine how little the quantities of White Toner are compared to that. This is what makes it so expensive.
@@Ghost-White-Toner Will I need to buy all the other color ghost cartridges to make this work or can I use the cartridges my printer came with and just buy the ghost white toner cartridge?
How do I get my CP5225 to lay on more white toner. Ive looked everywhere and also tried printing from AI as well as PS. I can't find that option anywhere.
Your "repair" of the print, could it be used for a larger design made out of 2 pieces of A4 prints? If you don't have an A3 printer and split the print into two A4 sheets and then perhaps press the first A4 in first press and then a second A4 in a second press round. Do you understand what I mean? Just like you did with the repairs, so one would have to line up the first and second A4 prints as good as possible when pressing the second time.
@@sheilamorrison7356 Hi, the finished designs work best as print PDFs. because not all printers can handle the encodings of image files, and then print other colors than the file actually has. When designing you can also use images and graphics, but you must adjust them accordingly in CMYK colors, etc.
The hp cp 5225 original toners are suitable for printing on t shirts or you have changed the original toners to different colors toners to be tranafered to the fabric ? Same the concept of the normal inkjet color and sublimation ink
thx for it, Can you make video on how to print designs color with white in photoshop and coreldraw as i want to buy the printer and inks but, hesitate reason i do not know steps.
My printer keeps scratching the paper and leaving lines on my print.is this normal? I use transparency as my setting.i used practically every setting and I'm still getting scratches every time.is anyone else having this issue and have any solutions??
I was wanting to see a video of a before and after from you guys, I know you say it can be washed up so many times, but I would like to see it before any further steps
Not trying to throw shade, but that doesn't even look that great. Colors look super dull. The black looks gray, and the finish is pretty heavy handed. Maybe it's the design you used? idk. I'd think you'd want to use a design that shows off the tech best?? The work flow is so slow also. So many steps, then having to repair issues. I'd go broke if I had to spend 20 min making 1 shirt. You guys charge an arm and a leg for your toner. I feel like DTG would be better if you wanted to get into full color designs on dark clothing. Probably cheaper or the same, but final appearance and quality would be heaps better.
Hi! I understand your comment. The desing used might not be the best I agree. We will improve this. You can check our other videos where we use other designs too. The process is slow but the cost per piece are good for small runs especiall if this is what you don't do daily. The system is made for small runs that come in from time to time. I agree that DTG might be better if you have the output volumes. Of couse DTG has better picture quality but you will also have to make a far greater investment.
@@RetroReplayLongplay DTG is good if you have the volumes for it. We never wanted to compete with DTG or Vinyl or other solutions. We just offer one solution - like all it has it's downsides but also it's advantages!
Honestly dude I'd love to hear what your current setup is and how it's SO superior for printing dark garments.Some garage made hack? Nvm i'll let you reply i don't want to ruin the surprise. Just gauging off of your comments it initially appears as if you really dont have a lot of experience with laser based printing solutions. White toner is expensive in case you're not clued in on the industry. Anyway let's hear all about your workflow and cost.
You gotta criticize them to get a response. In their sublimation toner video they said it was way cheaper than using inks... and I called them out on that BS, and they replied like 3 or 4 times, lol.
@@pixelbat So what did they say?, I know you would save on the paper as you can use normal copy paper to sublimate toner rather than particular paper which you would have to use with inks, as far as I can see it would be cheaper
Fangs Rosado, who are you referring to?if you want a response from us cutter youre on the wrong channel. I must say I've had a lot of comms with them and they have always been quick to respond and always friendly and helpful
@@ryano136 Sublimation paper is the biggest scam ever. You don't need special paper to sublimate. I've been sublimating for over 10 years, and use 3 different Epson WF printers with CISS in my shop. My preferred paper is Georgia Pacific "Standard" paper (usually has a blue packaging). It's about $3.50 a ream, so under a penny a sheet. It is indistinguishable from sub papers costing as much as 30 cents a sheet. I used to shell out big $ for sub papers, then one day I decided to experiment a little. I tested about 15 different papers. Only 2 of them were sublimation paper, the rest random brands of copy paper of different qualities. Surprisingly most of them worked just fine. However, ironically, the cheap Georgia Pacific yielded identical quality. I sublimate to polyester garments, mousepads, and mugs all with this paper. Crisp and bright output. As far as what they said... they just tried to justify why their toner is worth over $1000 a set, and not even high yield cartridges. I could sublimate the same amount of product with $50 worth of ink.
@@pixelbat Thats really good to know, thanks ,as you can probably tell I have'nt started yet so find all info really useful. There is just so much information that it all becomes quite confusing, thanks again.
Yes it does. You can find a video on my channel that shows an example of a design with and without the white under filling layer. You would be surprised to see how much more color transfers over when you add that white under filling layer!
Another great training video!!! Thanks for the tips on which printer tray to use for transfer paper on HP CP5225 printer and showing us what to do if parts of our designs rips off when transferring it to garment. I did not know I could just cut out those pieces and re-press them to garment. Knowing how to do is so important!!!! When this was happening to me, I just threw away garments and started all over again. Thank you sooo much for showing us what to do when we encounter this. 🙂👏👏👏
Thank you for the great feedback!!
Thanks for showing a video on designing with A3 paper. Thanks for also showing how to fix a common problem that sometimes occur when peeling the paper from the shirt.
Yeah, thanks, that fix is really handy to know
Thank you! Please let us know what you would like to see next!
Hi Dave, If you put a shiny piece of thick card under the hoodie slightly bigger than your design you will get an even preasure and It cures the thickness of the pockets causing an Issue.
Great idea! Thank you!
@GhostWhiteToner Will I need to buy all the other color ghost cartridges to make this work or can I use the cartridges my printer came with and just buy the ghost white toner cartridge?
You can use the standard toner but you will have better transfer results with our Toner!
You stated 160 Fahrenheit but my heat press does not go that low, the degree is Celsius. Otherwise this was so helpful!!
Hi Paula we only work with Celsius not Fahrenheit.
The press must be set to 160 degrees celsius.
Does it feel like dtg or screen printing like is it a smooth feel or is it hard like transfer paper also how do it wash is the wash good or does it fade after 3 washes
Feels almost like screenprint!
Hello, if I buy the printer from the video and the Ghost toner, can I simply insert it into the printer, did I understand that correctly? And probably say in the software: print again or command another one. :)
Hi, exactly, if you are from the EU you can simply order a printer bundle from us, or you already have a suitable printer and only order the white toner from us. If you are from outside the EU, you would have to look for a suitable printer locally and order the toner from us.
You then simply replace the black toner with the white toner and everything you have created in the design in 100% black will be printed in white. You don't need any special software for this, but we recommend that you create PDFs and print them using Acrobat reader ( which is available free of charge) :)
Can this printer be used to print on ceramic mugs?
Yes! We have videos on this too!
Cool, but why do you charge double the price of white toner (that has no pigment) compared to the black price?
Got your point. Black Toner is produced in 100reds of tons because it is needed for the whole office printing market for all printing matters on white paper. You can imagine how little the quantities of White Toner are compared to that. This is what makes it so expensive.
@@Ghost-White-Toner Will I need to buy all the other color ghost cartridges to make this work or can I use the cartridges my printer came with and just buy the ghost white toner cartridge?
does this print on 100% cotton or does it have to be polyester or a blend? ty
Yes 100% cotton no problem!
How do I get my CP5225 to lay on more white toner. Ive looked everywhere and also tried printing from AI as well as PS. I can't find that option anywhere.
You can increase the Toner density by entering the printer setup via network. For detailed instrutions mail to support@ghost-white-toner.com
Hi. Can you please tell me what grams you put to print the paper? opaque or glossy? thanks
We use the setting "transparancy" or "foil opak".
Your "repair" of the print, could it be used for a larger design made out of 2 pieces of A4 prints? If you don't have an A3 printer and split the print into two A4 sheets and then perhaps press the first A4 in first press and then a second A4 in a second press round. Do you understand what I mean? Just like you did with the repairs, so one would have to line up the first and second A4 prints as good as possible when pressing the second time.
Awesome idea! Great!
@@Ghost-White-Toner You think it would work?
What are the best designs/images(line art, SVG, Clip arts, etc)to use when designing Apparels with ghost white toner?
We usually use vector designs or images. We desing in Sketch or Photoshop
@@Ghost-White-Toner Does this make a huge difference? I have been using .jpg and .pdf
@@sheilamorrison7356 Hi, the finished designs work best as print PDFs.
because not all printers can handle the encodings of image files, and then print other colors than the file actually has.
When designing you can also use images and graphics, but you must adjust them accordingly in CMYK colors, etc.
Hello I am looking to buy this same printer because it can do 11x17 can you send direct link to the 3 papers size 11x17 please
www.ghost-white-toner.com/big-ghost-bundle/ This printer can do large prints !
Ghost White Toner any number to call USA ?
The hp cp 5225 original toners are suitable for printing on t shirts or you have changed the original toners to different colors toners to be tranafered to the fabric ? Same the concept of the normal inkjet color and sublimation ink
Yes. You can use the geniue HP Toners but we recommend using Ghost Toners in transfer as these have been enhanced for transfer!
What happen if we keep the printed design on the transfer paper and heatpressit later on tshirt? How long we can keep it?
You can store desgins where the A&B Transfer has been done for apporx. 12 months.
thx for it, Can you make video on how to print designs color with white in photoshop and coreldraw as i want to buy the printer and inks but, hesitate reason i do not know steps.
The video is on the way and will be üublished soon!
how do you avoid alignment issues with the second pass
This video from our channel explains it well:th-cam.com/video/Emt4fasvjRo/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=GhostWhiteToner
Why the design is low quality? Is it because the printer is 600x700dpd?
Hi,
it is the print file not the printer.
We are very happy with the print quality of the Big Ghost :)
My printer keeps scratching the paper and leaving lines on my print.is this normal? I use transparency as my setting.i used practically every setting and I'm still getting scratches every time.is anyone else having this issue and have any solutions??
Please email to support@ghost-white-toner.com
Can you do a large print with HP M254 please
Noted!
can you do a wash test of your final products? or have you done one already?
The final product washes between 45+ times
I was wanting to see a video of a before and after from you guys, I know you say it can be washed up so many times, but I would like to see it before any further steps
We will do so in the future. Good idea!!
Not trying to throw shade, but that doesn't even look that great. Colors look super dull. The black looks gray, and the finish is pretty heavy handed. Maybe it's the design you used? idk. I'd think you'd want to use a design that shows off the tech best?? The work flow is so slow also. So many steps, then having to repair issues. I'd go broke if I had to spend 20 min making 1 shirt. You guys charge an arm and a leg for your toner. I feel like DTG would be better if you wanted to get into full color designs on dark clothing. Probably cheaper or the same, but final appearance and quality would be heaps better.
Hi! I understand your comment. The desing used might not be the best I agree. We will improve this. You can check our other videos where we use other designs too. The process is slow but the cost per piece are good for small runs especiall if this is what you don't do daily. The system is made for small runs that come in from time to time. I agree that DTG might be better if you have the output volumes. Of couse DTG has better picture quality but you will also have to make a far greater investment.
@@RetroReplayLongplay I agree that the design was not perfect choice. I will do a more vibrant and colorful one soon. I agree on your opinion on DTG
@@RetroReplayLongplay DTG is good if you have the volumes for it. We never wanted to compete with DTG or Vinyl or other solutions. We just offer one solution - like all it has it's downsides but also it's advantages!
Honestly dude I'd love to hear what your current setup is and how it's SO superior for printing dark garments.Some garage made hack? Nvm i'll let you reply i don't want to ruin the surprise. Just gauging off of your comments it initially appears as if you really dont have a lot of experience with laser based printing solutions. White toner is expensive in case you're not clued in on the industry. Anyway let's hear all about your workflow and cost.
You guys never comment back I have problems with my white toner. I purchase it from uscuters. And they did not help me i get an error.
You gotta criticize them to get a response. In their sublimation toner video they said it was way cheaper than using inks... and I called them out on that BS, and they replied like 3 or 4 times, lol.
@@pixelbat So what did they say?, I know you would save on the paper as you can use normal copy paper to sublimate toner rather than particular paper which you would have to use with inks, as far as I can see it would be cheaper
Fangs Rosado, who are you referring to?if you want a response from us cutter youre on the wrong channel. I must say I've had a lot of comms with them and they have always been quick to respond and always friendly and helpful
@@ryano136 Sublimation paper is the biggest scam ever. You don't need special paper to sublimate. I've been sublimating for over 10 years, and use 3 different Epson WF printers with CISS in my shop. My preferred paper is Georgia Pacific "Standard" paper (usually has a blue packaging). It's about $3.50 a ream, so under a penny a sheet. It is indistinguishable from sub papers costing as much as 30 cents a sheet. I used to shell out big $ for sub papers, then one day I decided to experiment a little. I tested about 15 different papers. Only 2 of them were sublimation paper, the rest random brands of copy paper of different qualities. Surprisingly most of them worked just fine. However, ironically, the cheap Georgia Pacific yielded identical quality. I sublimate to polyester garments, mousepads, and mugs all with this paper. Crisp and bright output. As far as what they said... they just tried to justify why their toner is worth over $1000 a set, and not even high yield cartridges. I could sublimate the same amount of product with $50 worth of ink.
@@pixelbat Thats really good to know, thanks ,as you can probably tell I have'nt started yet so find all info really useful. There is just so much information that it all becomes quite confusing, thanks again.
Any reseller/agent at indonesia?
No not yet. We ship worldwide. www.ghost-white-toner.com
Does this White Toner with this HP Printer goes well with Neenah ImageClip Laser Transfer Paper?
Yes it does. You can find a video on my channel that shows an example of a design with and without the white under filling layer. You would be surprised to see how much more color transfers over when you add that white under filling layer!
Not sure. Have you tried it?
So, half an hour later and you have ONE finished garment? You'd have to sell that hoodie for $150 to make any profit.
You can speed up the process quite well. We've been working quite slow for demonstration purposes here.
Your International shipping charges are absurd.
We ship with FedEx Air Priority - usually just 3days from door to door. We know it's expensive but it is save and fast!
Ghost White Toner I need a more affordable option, I would love to purchase Toner for my HP cp5225n, however, the shipping cost is a bit much for me.
@@shue079 Maybe you check our US Distributor. They offer inside US shipping: www.uscutter.com/Ghost-White-Toner-Cartridge-Comparable-HP-307A