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I use this company, but their new product, PolyT Pro. It is so much easier than PolyT plus. And leaves a softer feel. I love it! I made my husband a shirt back in March and it’s washed twice a week. It’s been washed a ton and all these months later it is just as vibrant today as it was the day I made it.
@@Nanna2five yes, with the PolyT Pro you spray the garment, then place in a hot dryer for 20 minutes, press for 10 seconds @ 385 then place your sublimation design on it and press for 70 seconds at 385.
We use the Poly T and love the results. We use it on dishtowels and t-shirts and our own handmade potholders. We found that it looks good for about 20 washings using standard laundry soap and normal cycle and regular heat in dryer. We tell our customers to use gentle cycle or hand wash with Woolite in cold water and air dry or low temp on dryer and we've seen fading start after about 45-50 washings. We sell at craft shows and customers love the products we can offer in 100% cotton options. we've started purchasing the larger sized bottles and the new Poly T Pro for the dryer to great success.
I used it and works wonderfully for 50/50 cotton polyester. I watched the videos that poly t plus has and she explains how it works. my daughters shirts are intact after a few washes (10 washes already) I wouldn’t use it on 100% cotton but for cotton poly blends works perfect for me. Thank you for the video 👍🏻👍🏻
@@JulianLuigiNocamasi I am talking from my experience. I’ve tried both, blends and cotton and is a big difference in colors plus cotton doesn’t hold the ink for long time like the poly cotton blend does. So … yes it was made for cotton but you need a little bit of polyester. For me works better that way 50/50. I guess people have different opinions.
I love poly t pro, its easy to put many shirts in the dryer at one time. Its a great product once you get it down good. 375F for 75 secs works best for me and cold peel.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've tried the Poly T Plus spray and scorched the heck out of my shirt so the lower temp is a great tip. I'll try it again. Thanks very much!! 🤗😍🤗😍🤗😍🤗😍🤗
@@ruthybarretta7955 You need to use 2 sheets of butcher paper to stop the shirt from scorching, also you can spray peroxide on the scorch marks to remove them.
@@DesignBundles Hi what is the long term wash test results. you said you would give an update after a dozen washes the link to the follow up is only after 1 wash, can you give an update on the 12 wash test please? thanks
After mixing and following instructions exactly, I tried the Poly T spray on 100% cotton shirts only to have them all fade upon washing. Any suggestions ? 5
Has anyone used this product and after sublimating by spraying a coat of Poly T to seal the design? Just asking. I know it works with furniture and polyacrylic. Just thinking outside the box.
very helpful this video! Also I would like to know if I can sublimate a polyester T shirt using regular papper and a high quality ink in an EPSON printer. Thanks in advance, i just love your videos
No, you need to Google your Epson model number and see if there is a dye sublimation conversion for it. Keep in mind that it's not easy to switch it back and forth from sublimation ink to regular ink for normal printing so you probably will want to buy another printer. And one more thing. If you don't use the sublimation printer at least once every week and a half you will have printing issues from the ink or ink head drying out.
Hey Joe! No issues so far! However, it's not a shirt that we wear everyday (like a work shirt or sports shirt) we do recommend washing cold and air drying before tumble dry low to keep the colors and shirt!
Here is a link to Amazon www.amazon.com/Dyepress-polyTpro-Sublimation-Coating-Cotton/dp/B09C93W464/ref=sr_1_5?gclid=CjwKCAjwpqCZBhAbEiwAa7pXeQyc0DjS35DRtgmEoaOGatoOGHk7LOhVlx7xI4Llf2-sq3fIUQ3dEhoClRcQAvD_BwE&hvadid=598728765758&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9026108&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=10056756026729848243&hvtargid=kwd-938545606031&hydadcr=11907_13342808&keywords=poly-t+plus&qid=1663643518&sr=8-5
I have asked 2 questions in FB groups which were deleted saying they violated the rules. I’m hoping you can answer both. Can you use a photograph to create an image for sublimation? My second... right now I cannot afford to buy a sublimation printer. Besides Etsy do you know if print shops would print an image? I’m not sure where to look.
@@DesignBundles that video doesn’t give the results you said you would give after lots of washes. Did it fade after the first, or second, or tenth wash??
Hi Becky, I've printed my desigs with Epson 8550, using Element Monkey Ink on Sub-A paper, used lint roller on new shirt, sprayed with PolyTPro and sublimated on 100% cotton shirts. The design itself looks fine, however, I keep getting dark spots randomly on the front of the shirt. I use parchment paper on the inside of the shirt and cover the design with either parchment paper or a teflon sheet trying to see if that made a difference and it did not. I have a Tucy Heat Press and set my temp according to directions on Sub A paper. Sadly, I have ruined several shirts. Any ideas what would cause this?
Hi Becky, I had the same problem until I stopped putting the parchment paper inside the shirt as it traps the moisture too much. Even a little bit of moisture in the air can cause a stain. Try using a thin cotton batting inside instead to absorb the moisture with parchment paper on top.
@@triciae4028 Good answer, I'll keep that in mind, at the moment using a 15 x 15 heat press so I don't think I'll a problem trying this spray. Sometimes an order comes in and have to press it while the other is in the machine, thank you.
Our apologies for the delay in response and we hope you've found the answer but if you are still having any troubles, please feel free to write in to mail@designbundles.net or join us in a live chat so we can help with your next project! - Brittany
Our apologies for the delay in response and we hope you've found the answer but if you are still having any troubles, please feel free to write in to mail@designbundles.net or join us in a live chat so we can help with your next project! - Brittany
I tried mine but I guess it wasn’t completely dry on the bottom so my print smeared, but I read you should place in dryer for 30min. Anyone else do that?
A little late for comment but is there a difference between the sprayed area, the area that actually sublimates and the rest of the t-shirt? Meaning the feel of the sprayed area that don't sublimate and the rest of the shirt, does it feel like film or less flexible? Wait a minute, am I the only guy in here? Ha ha.
Ok so i want a sublimation spray that DOES NOT TURN YELLOW. 1) It is not scorching as i sublimate to pre pressed easy subli at 195 degrees celsius all the time on cotton absolutely no yellowing at all for ages now. 2) I should not have to was 3 million times or even twice to get rid of said yellowing. 3) i will never spray more chemical like peroxide on top (isn’t one chemical to much as it is) There has to be one sublimation spray out there that does not turn yellow and feel like sand paper.
@@Theredheadguru You would have a hard time finding a company that hasn't been sued for something. Or a product to somebody has not had a reaction to. It doesn't mean it's a bad product it means somebody is sensitive to it and shouldn't use it it doesn't mean it should be outlawed for everybody. Do you think peanuts should be illegal do you think milk should be illegal there's tons of people allergic to those
@@jessicafancy2 I think a better response would be "this technique did not work for me" rather that assuming everyone will have the same results as you, they won't.
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I use this company, but their new product, PolyT Pro. It is so much easier than PolyT plus. And leaves a softer feel. I love it! I made my husband a shirt back in March and it’s washed twice a week. It’s been washed a ton and all these months later it is just as vibrant today as it was the day I made it.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Using the pro you don't have to iron it to dry it correct? you dry it in the dryer?
@@Nanna2five yes, with the PolyT Pro you spray the garment, then place in a hot dryer for 20 minutes, press for 10 seconds @ 385 then place your sublimation design on it and press for 70 seconds at 385.
@@christine30974 thank you! I ordered a.bottle of the pro
@@christine30974 what If you don't put it in the dryer for 20 minutes? Because that looks quite a process for doing 1 t-shirt...
We use the Poly T and love the results. We use it on dishtowels and t-shirts and our own handmade potholders. We found that it looks good for about 20 washings using standard laundry soap and normal cycle and regular heat in dryer. We tell our customers to use gentle cycle or hand wash with Woolite in cold water and air dry or low temp on dryer and we've seen fading start after about 45-50 washings. We sell at craft shows and customers love the products we can offer in 100% cotton options. we've started purchasing the larger sized bottles and the new Poly T Pro for the dryer to great success.
Pro is for the dryer? Sweet! So spray once and dry or still the 2 x ?
@@joycep5237 It's just spray and dry. One application is required and that's it.
I love your videos! They are always right to the point without a lot of useless chatter - thanks for making informative videos.
Glad you like them! 😊
I used it and works wonderfully for 50/50 cotton polyester. I watched the videos that poly t plus has and she explains how it works.
my daughters shirts are intact after a few washes (10 washes already)
I wouldn’t use it on 100% cotton but for cotton poly blends works perfect for me.
Thank you for the video 👍🏻👍🏻
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
what do u mean i wouldnt use it on 100% COTTON ?? this product was MAKED FOR IT!! -_-
@@JulianLuigiNocamasi I am talking from my experience. I’ve tried both, blends and cotton and is a big difference in colors plus cotton doesn’t hold the ink for long time like the poly cotton blend does.
So … yes it was made for cotton but you need a little bit of polyester.
For me works better that way 50/50.
I guess people have different opinions.
oh my gosh this was PERFECT! I tried to sublimate on a canvas tote and I SCORCHED the tote. So thank you so much for this
You're very welcome!
I love poly t pro, its easy to put many shirts in the dryer at one time. Its a great product once you get it down good. 375F for 75 secs works best for me and cold peel.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've tried the Poly T Plus spray and scorched the heck out of my shirt so the lower temp is a great tip. I'll try it again. Thanks very much!!
🤗😍🤗😍🤗😍🤗😍🤗
Me to never works for me
Happy to help! 😊 Thanks for watching!
@@ruthybarretta7955 You need to use 2 sheets of butcher paper to stop the shirt from scorching, also you can spray peroxide on the scorch marks to remove them.
@@leesahcage3297 I use two sheets of butcher paper and shirt still scorched a little but it still happened. It was real frustrating.
I used this product and had great results.
That's great to hear!
I just got some of this and haven't had time to try it. Was so excited to watch this video.
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks - great video, Teach!
Great video. Can't wait to see if this stays on and the stiffness is gone
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
@@DesignBundles Hi what is the long term wash test results. you said you would give an update after a dozen washes the link to the follow up is only after 1 wash, can you give an update on the 12 wash test please? thanks
Fantastic, thanks for doing the testing. Looking forward to results. 👏🏼 The shirt looked great 👍🏼
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for testing this..looking forward to the washing result!
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Great video I am new at all this so just trying to learn before getting into , your video is very helpful thank you so much for sharing! Liz x
Hi Elizabeth! Thank you for watching today. Enjoy the rest of your day and stay creative 😊
@@DesignBundles You are very welcome!
I’m anxious to see the results after the washing
Me too!!!
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Just purchased Thank you sew much Great Video :)
You are very welcome! We are happy to hear we could help! - Dawn 🥰
Hello are the results from your wash tests available please? Ive had a look through your videos and cannot see a follow up?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
@@DesignBundles this video dot NOT give Becky's wash total!!!
what printer did you use? I have a sawgrass 500 with UHD ink will it work
does the ink sit ontop of the fabric with this method or does it become a part of the fabric like regular sublimation on polyester ?
it would be one with the spray that becomes a thin layer so I would say on top of the shirt
I use Poly t plus with great results. Can't wait to try the Pro!! 😁
Thank you for watching! 😊
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Game changer vs using polymer spray mixing concept
Great information thank you so much!
Hi Lina! Than, you for watching with us today!
Where can I buy poly sublimation t shirts in bulk? I’m having a hard time finding a place. Any help would be so appreciated. Thanks!!
I’m not sure if you found it yet but Etsy has it, it’s called Dyepress or they have a Facebook group
so you don't need to lint roll before the spray or at all?
What was the results? I read through the comments and I haven't been able to find it. Thank you
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
can't wait to try this
Have fun!
Can you do a video on the other sprays? I love cotton and not a big fan of poly shirts. I will be using a spray for cotton.
Hi Terry! Thank you for reaching out and we can certainly add other sprays to our list of ideas for upcoming tutorials! - Dawn 🙂
After mixing and following instructions exactly, I tried the Poly T spray on 100% cotton shirts only to have them all fade upon washing. Any suggestions ?
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Has anyone used this product and after sublimating by spraying a coat of Poly T to seal the design? Just asking. I know it works with furniture and polyacrylic. Just thinking outside the box.
Can you use Infusible ink sheets
Yes you can
Should you use the poly spray on 50/50 blends
You do not need to since it does have 50% poly.
what happens if you dont use the spray ? will the picture wash out in washing machine ?
Hi
Great job , but did it wash away ? As good as doing sublimation ?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Will this work for invisible ink
how did the shirt do after the wash?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
very helpful this video! Also I would like to know if I can sublimate a polyester T shirt using regular papper and a high quality ink in an EPSON printer.
Thanks in advance, i just love your videos
No, you need to Google your Epson model number and see if there is a dye sublimation conversion for it. Keep in mind that it's not easy to switch it back and forth from sublimation ink to regular ink for normal printing so you probably will want to buy another printer. And one more thing. If you don't use the sublimation printer at least once every week and a half you will have printing issues from the ink or ink head drying out.
I have some from last year in a spray bottle, is it still good?
Hey Laura! I would check with the brand, maybe send them an email just to make sure? - Dawn 🙂
So was wondering if you washed the tshirt and what the results of multiple washings were
Hey Joe! No issues so far! However, it's not a shirt that we wear everyday (like a work shirt or sports shirt) we do recommend washing cold and air drying before tumble dry low to keep the colors and shirt!
Did you use sublimation paper for your image? Im new to the spray method and not sure what was used.
yeah dude!! i use hippo sublimation and it work for me, but after washed it looks faded. good luck and let me know how it goes 🤙
Have you ever gotta spots from overspray? If so, how did you get rid of them?
Hi Liz! Did the spots show after your design was pressed? Did it wash out? - Dawn
Question? how does the finished design feel? I was hoping this infuse into the shirt but my vinyl is still laying on top of the shirt.
Hi Lynn! It sounds like you may not be adding enough pressure! Are you using an Easy Press or a different kind of heat press?
@@DesignBundles turns out I was using sister easy subli instead of paper🤣
What if you used it on 50/50 poly cotton?
can you use this on darker cotton shirts without bleaching?
You would not be able to sublimate on dark colors.
What printer do you have? It looks like your image is huge. What size was the image you printed, please?
The printer is a Sawgrass! 😊
What were the results after washing?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
THANK YOU!!!
Does anyone know if this is just Polyacrylic
It is not.
Where can you find poly tshirts easily? I'm not sure what percentage I need. New to this
Were do you get it
Here is a link to Amazon www.amazon.com/Dyepress-polyTpro-Sublimation-Coating-Cotton/dp/B09C93W464/ref=sr_1_5?gclid=CjwKCAjwpqCZBhAbEiwAa7pXeQyc0DjS35DRtgmEoaOGatoOGHk7LOhVlx7xI4Llf2-sq3fIUQ3dEhoClRcQAvD_BwE&hvadid=598728765758&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9026108&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=10056756026729848243&hvtargid=kwd-938545606031&hydadcr=11907_13342808&keywords=poly-t+plus&qid=1663643518&sr=8-5
Very interested to know how it looks after the washing several times?
It actually holds up pretty well :)
I have asked 2 questions in FB groups which were deleted saying they violated the rules. I’m hoping you can answer both. Can you use a photograph to create an image for sublimation? My second... right now I cannot afford to buy a sublimation printer. Besides Etsy do you know if print shops would print an image? I’m not sure where to look.
Thank you
I have a local supply store that does white printer sheets (not sublimation) , but have found some sellers in FB market place
Scan the photo into your computer first. I found that the details are better that way. Then print by your usual method.
you can convert an epson wf printer into sublimation. I just did and it was easy and cheap. I GET GOOD RESULTS
Mahalo... I appreciate you 😊
Thank you for watching! 😊
You don't have to let your t-shirt "cure" a few hours/days before washing?
Video is 4 months old, but I don't see any wash results?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
@@DesignBundles that video doesn’t give the results you said you would give after lots of washes. Did it fade after the first, or second, or tenth wash??
Where is the update? Where's Becky?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
Results???
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
@@DesignBundles it’s not a follow up to the results of if the shirt faded or not and or how long it too.
Hi Becky, I've printed my desigs with Epson 8550, using Element Monkey Ink on Sub-A paper, used lint roller on new shirt, sprayed with PolyTPro and sublimated on 100% cotton shirts. The design itself looks fine, however, I keep getting dark spots randomly on the front of the shirt. I use parchment paper on the inside of the shirt and cover the design with either parchment paper or a teflon sheet trying to see if that made a difference and it did not. I have a Tucy Heat Press and set my temp according to directions on Sub A paper. Sadly, I have ruined several shirts. Any ideas what would cause this?
Hi Becky, I had the same problem until I stopped putting the parchment paper inside the shirt as it traps the moisture too much. Even a little bit of moisture in the air can cause a stain. Try using a thin cotton batting inside instead to absorb the moisture with parchment paper on top.
@@triciae4028 Good answer, I'll keep that in mind, at the moment using a 15 x 15 heat press so I don't think I'll a problem trying this spray. Sometimes an order comes in and have to press it while the other is in the machine, thank you.
Our apologies for the delay in response and we hope you've found the answer but if you are still having any troubles, please feel free to write in to mail@designbundles.net or join us in a live chat so we can help with your next project! - Brittany
Mine spray left streaks/stains am I doing something wrong ?!
Our apologies for the delay in response and we hope you've found the answer but if you are still having any troubles, please feel free to write in to mail@designbundles.net or join us in a live chat so we can help with your next project! - Brittany
Would this work on 50% Modal 50% cotton
It's not specified but I think it should. Sublimation stays on due to the spray so hopefully. Didn't have a chance to try yet....
What kind of ink was used and on what kind of paper for this project?
Thank You for the link... I need to try this!
Do you think there's any benefit to using the Poly Spray on a 65% Poly Shirt to keep it from fading?
You could definitely try it!
dont you nee something between the shirt so it doesnt go through
Thought you were supposed to put that mat in between the front and back of the t-shirt?
You can for extra protection!
How does the shirt feel after washing ?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html
If you use this stuff, you need to put a disclaimer on the shirt, as people like me can be allergic to it
I hadnt thought about that. Whats in there that youre allergic to?
@@InkshiftFM yes I’m curious too. Bc what’s to say your not also allergic to sublimation ink?
I bought polyt twice neither time did it come with instructions. So I know it's me doing something wrong.
I tried mine but I guess it wasn’t completely dry on the bottom so my print smeared, but I read you should place in dryer for 30min. Anyone else do that?
Oh no! We're sorry to hear about the smear. I haven't heard that about the dryer but I would be interested in trying it out to see if that helps.
You used sublimation paper or transfer paper? 😮💨
Please answer🤩
Sublimation Paper. 😊
Have you experimented with Poly T pro?
Hi there! We haven't used it yet in a video, what are your experiences with it? - Dawn 🙂
@@DesignBundles gonna try it in a few days. Will let u know.
A little late for comment but is there a difference between the sprayed area, the area that actually sublimates and the rest of the t-shirt? Meaning the feel of the sprayed area that don't sublimate and the rest of the shirt, does it feel like film or less flexible?
Wait a minute, am I the only guy in here? Ha ha.
Hi Marcos! You can slightly feel the spray on the tshirt. It doesn't make it super thick but you can feel it. - Agata
Tried this according to this video and it still scorched my shirt.
Oh no! What was the time and temp you pressed for? - Brittany
Ok so i want a sublimation spray that DOES NOT TURN YELLOW.
1) It is not scorching as i sublimate to pre pressed easy subli at 195 degrees celsius all the time on cotton absolutely no yellowing at all for ages now.
2) I should not have to was 3 million times or even twice to get rid of said yellowing.
3) i will never spray more chemical like peroxide on top (isn’t one chemical to much as it is)
There has to be one sublimation spray out there that does not turn yellow and feel like sand paper.
i mean wash
I am loving this spray from amazon at the moment amzn.to/3Urz0tU I pressed 385F 40 seconds
You forgot to use heat tape to keep your Sublimation in place. You kept it in one place but others may not.
Great tip!
I thought it was made to be used on 100% cotton shirts? I'm confused now.
Sorry this is Crystal there is one Designed for cotton one for wood and one for glass
sooo dont use butcher paper??
When sublimating you will want butcher paper or parchment paper, as long as it does not have wax.
This is unsafe do not do this
Why ???
They have been in business for years!
@@Nanna2five it does not matter this is unsafe someone was sued for using this poly spray because they had a bad reaction to it
@@Theredheadguru You would have a hard time finding a company that hasn't been sued for something. Or a product to somebody has not had a reaction to. It doesn't mean it's a bad product it means somebody is sensitive to it and shouldn't use it it doesn't mean it should be outlawed for everybody. Do you think peanuts should be illegal do you think milk should be illegal there's tons of people allergic to those
It washes out. Trust me.
I think you are still supposed to have about 50% poly for this to work.
It doesn’t wash out. I’ve used it on several shirts and washed them right after sublimating it and it looked great
@@TheDaisyJ I have shirts that prove otherwise. I mean on 100 percent cotton.
How many washes would you say you get? Thinking about getting this for personal use since I’m sensitive to poly shirts.
@@jessicafancy2 I think a better response would be "this technique did not work for me" rather that assuming everyone will have the same results as you, they won't.
What were the results after washing ?
Here is the follow up video for after washing when using Poly T Spray: th-cam.com/video/aR3ZtNLh7_0/w-d-xo.html