DTG Printing on black shirts can only be successful with DTG pretreatment |Learn why the DTG pretreatment process is so important when DTG printing on black. Most DTG printing problems are caused by an issue with pretreatment..avoid them!🔥 Shop Epson F2100 and DTF Supplies: shrsl.com/3yjs5 (Expand for more) SUPPLIES and MORE INFO and IMPORTANT LINKS!👇 🔥 Best Epson F2100 DTG / DTF Printer Bundles: shrsl.com/3ydqw ⭐ Best Epson F2100 Bundle for DTF: shrsl.com/3yo1c ⚠ Stand for Epson F2100: shrsl.com/3ydqy ⚠DTG Pretreatment: shrsl.com/3ziv1 ⚠Small Handheld DTG Pretreatment Machine: shrsl.com/3ziow ⚠Pretreat Machine for DTG: shrsl.com/3ziux
Absolutely beautiful video!!! YOU GET IT! Pretreat is SO SO so so essential to proper DTG and getting the best results on your finished products! We'll be in touch.
I watched a podcast regarding pretreating t-shirts. the procedure is press shirt to flatten fibers and remove wrinkles. apply pretreat fluid. Put shirt back in press for thirty seconds and then another 30 seconds to completely dry. Print shirt. Then heat press to cure ink. When pretreat fluid is applied and shirt is wet, is it possible to dry several shirts in a clothes dryer rather than repressing the shirt?
So DTG is for those who use the large production printers? I only use a heat press, so sourcing DTF sheets seems like the no brainer for now. For more custom designs down the road--at higher volume and straight from a digital file--sounds like DTG is more efficient. Is that accurate (ish)?
Not exactly. DTF is actually very good at high production and much faster than DTG would be at scale. DTG is also limiting in a way b/c you need to have pre-treated shirts or you need to pre-treat them yourself unless they are white. The industry is actually moving away from DTG for this reason. However, if you are not going to print everyday I would not recommend a DTF printer to you I would recommend that you outsource DTF transfers.
I just bought my machine, and tried everything it doesn’t print the quality I’ve seen online idk what to do😭😭😭 my shop’s been sooo late for orders and don’t know what settings will be best for Crisp and clear prints😭😭
Hi there! Hi! It seems like you might benefit from 1:1 help. If so, please consider joining Silhouette U (www.silhouetteu.com). Members get access to 1:1 help via email, chat (just like this), and a private Facebook group. Our website also has 400+ video tutorials for all skill levels plus a monthly coupon code for free designs at So Fontsy. We hope to see you soon!
DTG Printing on black shirts can only be successful with DTG pretreatment |Learn why the DTG pretreatment process is so important when DTG printing on black. Most DTG printing problems are caused by an issue with pretreatment..avoid them!🔥 Shop Epson F2100 and DTF Supplies: shrsl.com/3yjs5 (Expand for more)
SUPPLIES and MORE INFO and IMPORTANT LINKS!👇
🔥 Best Epson F2100 DTG / DTF Printer Bundles: shrsl.com/3ydqw
⭐ Best Epson F2100 Bundle for DTF: shrsl.com/3yo1c
⚠ Stand for Epson F2100: shrsl.com/3ydqy
⚠DTG Pretreatment: shrsl.com/3ziv1
⚠Small Handheld DTG Pretreatment Machine: shrsl.com/3ziow
⚠Pretreat Machine for DTG: shrsl.com/3ziux
Absolutely beautiful video!!! YOU GET IT! Pretreat is SO SO so so essential to proper DTG and getting the best results on your finished products! We'll be in touch.
BEAUTIFUL video!
Great info!!!!!
I watched a podcast regarding pretreating t-shirts. the procedure is press shirt to flatten fibers and remove wrinkles. apply pretreat fluid. Put shirt back in press for thirty seconds and then another 30 seconds to completely dry. Print shirt. Then heat press to cure ink.
When pretreat fluid is applied and shirt is wet, is it possible to dry several shirts in a clothes dryer rather than repressing the shirt?
So DTG is for those who use the large production printers? I only use a heat press, so sourcing DTF sheets seems like the no brainer for now.
For more custom designs down the road--at higher volume and straight from a digital file--sounds like DTG is more efficient. Is that accurate (ish)?
Not exactly. DTF is actually very good at high production and much faster than DTG would be at scale. DTG is also limiting in a way b/c you need to have pre-treated shirts or you need to pre-treat them yourself unless they are white. The industry is actually moving away from DTG for this reason. However, if you are not going to print everyday I would not recommend a DTF printer to you I would recommend that you outsource DTF transfers.
@@SilhouetteSchool Gotcha. Thanks for the help! Still trying to navigate all this stuff and figure out what will work best for now.
I just bought my machine, and tried everything it doesn’t print the quality I’ve seen online idk what to do😭😭😭 my shop’s been sooo late for orders and don’t know what settings will be best for Crisp and clear prints😭😭
Hi there! Hi! It seems like you might benefit from 1:1 help. If so, please consider joining Silhouette U (www.silhouetteu.com). Members get access to 1:1 help via email, chat (just like this), and a private Facebook group. Our website also has 400+ video tutorials for all skill levels plus a monthly coupon code for free designs at So Fontsy. We hope to see you soon!
What printer are you using ?