FOREVER Flex-Soft (No-Cut) Overview

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Now you can produce self-weeding transfers in white, metallic and neon colors, without a special toner and without cutting and weeding! FOREVER Flex Soft laser transfer paper offers the possibility of very fast production in a cost effective way, without investing in an expensive printing system or plotter.
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[@leonmakest-shirts]

When I peel off forever flex soft it's leaving some marks on my design what do I do wrong?

[@happylocksmith]

This indicates particles of dust. This may help. www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Laser-Printer#:~:text=1%20Turn%20the%20printer%20off%20and%20unplug%20it,vacuum%20into%20the%20printer%20chassis.%20...%20See%20More

[@kappgod]

Can you use inkjet or laser printer?

[@HeatPressNation]

Forever Flex-Soft is compatible with laser printers only.

[@tiffanyrees4895]

how do you do multi color prints?

[@HeatPressNation]

If you're using Forever Flex-Soft, you'd have to layer each color individually - similar to regular HTV.
If you have a white toner laser printer, you definitely want to look into Forever Laser Dark (no-cut) heat transfer paper. That will allow you to get full-color transfers.

[@haytvo7910]

can work with any printer

[@chrishd84]

With pretty much any toner based laser printer (OKI, Canon, HP etc) make sure it is a laser printer. a cheap one would be Canon LPB 6030 (Amazon)

[@laszlotakacs5350]

hi what type technik and paper do you recommend for transfer to ( natural rubber ball) simple color text ??? thx

[@LillyVeeee]

So its only for laser printer. That's one printer i don't have.

[@chrishd84]

You can start with just a 100 Dollar machine. Not expensive at all! Check out Canon LPB 6030 on Amazon

[@banzaisbanza]

@heatpressnation @@chrishd84 I bought this without realizing it required a laser printer. Out of curiosity, what would happen if used in an inkjet printer?

[@hdee5615]

So is this doing the job of a cricut? how do you make the designs?

[@chrishd84]

This is done with a home / small office use laser printer. Designs are done in your graphic software of choice (Photoshop, Corel, Gimp...)

[@darrissuggs1695]

Do you have to raster the design?

[@HeatPressNation]

You don't have to, but applying a raster effect will increase washability and breathability of the transfer.