How to White Knockout Graphic for DTF Print DIY Tutorials And Demo

[@costasvassalos]

Phil, I really liked the print. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@transfersuperstars]

You're welcome! Thanks for checking it out! We appreciate the support!

[@angelsierra2656]

I appreciate you brother, keep making these cool vid's!

[@transfersuperstars]

Thanks, will do! We appreciate the love and support right back!

[@BenevolentEmpire]

Hi Phil,
Me again. I got lost at 3:02 when trying to invert. My photoshops upper right hand screen looks a bit different. Where exactly can I find that "invert" option? Thanks

[@jhaybautista976]

Just press CTRL I for Invert

[@SaradRai-s9o]

❤from jorethang sikkim🙏

[@transfersuperstars]

Thank you!

[@Ajay-z3o]

Dope man

[@transfersuperstars]

Thank you!!!

[@ToneGraay]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@transfersuperstars]

Thank you!

[@billwatcher9321]

DON'T ever flip your transfer sheet ! Your pressing the transfer coating onto your heat platen. Use parchment paper. It comes in 15 inch wide rolls at Costco. Using parchment for your second press will set the transfer deeper into your garment giving it a softer feel. Also it will not stick to the transfer or the press. And you can reuse the same piece over and over !!

[@transfersuperstars]

Thanks for sharing however the transfer film method works for us. There is nothing that gets transferred onto the heat platen unless you are printing halftones and gradients. Also i've found that parchment paper can only be used a few times before it starts to wrinkle and start veining, which will show in a finished transfer. How many times have you been able to use the same parchment sheet?

[@RhetoricalTraveling]

thanks for the tutorial, the text to speech voice-over was terrible, please do better proofreading or just have the presenter do the voice-over ^_^

[@transfersuperstars]

Sorry about that. We'll do a better job.