So just using an oki data laser printer with the toner ink, just design and print on this paper do the two part process and then use the transfer to on garment and press?
Hi Martin i attended a road show hear in Australia 12 months ago about this and i must say it was amazing i have yet to try but im sure it will meet your expectations all the best.
its a great product, i had a plain laser printer and had problems with the heater drum, but when i invested into an OKI printer which is made for these type of transfer products its amazing for detailed 1-5 pc jobs, great video as always
did the supplier state they offer sample sheets . might be good for my laser that is sitting here doing little . can't wait for the next upload Martin. It will be better than manufactures as you starting from fresh with no previous use.
Tony B you are able to get samples from distribution partners worldwide. best is to check www.blacktonertransfer.com and ask there for a dealer in your region.
Hello again! I was looking to buy your dvds but I can’t found them, the guide for mugs and for t-shirt also! Thank you! I appreciate what you do for us!
Great video Martin, I have used the Forever Flex Soft Transfer paper (the single color sheets) and they can be used with a basic monochrome laser printer. The learning curve is finding the correct temperature and pressure as well as the peeling of the A and B sheets during the "marrying" step. But once you have those figured out it is a nice system. For the full color printing you will need a white toner printer and Oki is just now releasing a new white toner printer the Oki PRO 8432WT. Thanks again, Paul
Thanks for the info Paul. I have their guidelines but as you said, it's a learning curve for everyone as people have different equipment and the times can vary a bit. Cheers Martin
Martin Butler I cant wait to watch the follow-up Martin but I'm also fascinated with the info above. I have an old monochrome laser packed away and wonder if its worth dragging it out now. will watch on with interest. thanks
Hi. I know that this is a 2 year old video but I hope you still respond.. I am planning on starting small making t shirts on demand and I was leaning on heat press + vinyl (vinyl cutter)... But this video really interests me so I hope you answer some of my questions. 1. How does this hold up against vinyl transfer using vinyl cutter plotter? Which one is better? 2. How the print quality after few washes of the clothes? 3. Is it possible to use 4 or colors like you can do in Vinyl transfer? It seems like it will be difficult to line them up unlike vinyls.
In my opinion, its not for beginners as its easy to make mistakes especially if you don't have their recommended heat press and expensive printer. I chose not to use it.
Nice video mate. I subbed cause i like seeing a true British bloke doing this stuff. I can't afford laser printers especially white toner ones. I want to print white ink on black shirts etc but I can't do that with an inkjet printer. Would you advise screen printing or vinyl or just use a different colour than white and go with the inkjet? Stay safe mate
Hi! thank you for your video. At some point in your video you mentioned that your Oki printer is not the right one for this Forever papers. My question is which Oki printer you use and which would be the right printer for a Size A3? Thank you.
hey martin loved ur video, i would love to see a video for a laser dark no cut transfer, i hav been using oki printer but when i print and transfer fullscale image after a wash it seems to be cracking. thanx
hey Ramesh, I could help here. With a full patch print, you will have to rasterize those prints with a RIP like the TransferRIP. This will leave small halftones so the design is soft to touch and provides a great wash fastness. Without the RIP, I wouldn't use the OKI WT at all. it's like standing on one leg only.
I like that flex paper but now I gotta get a laser printer will look into pricing, where would I get the flex paper from , please advise . Love watching your videos .
Hi Martin, great video, I am considering going ahead with laser printing, could you tell me what model number printers you are using, I did purchase a laser printer and the forever soft range but found out (even though I asked forever seller for advise) did not tell me you needed a specific Oki printer which bypasses the defuser, how would I find out what printer I need and if it will do what I need, thank you for any help you can give
Hi Martin how ever after printing if you pull the tshirt the design crumble and we get the lines. Have you tried finally to pull from the sides to see if the design stays in shape or crumble? Let me know or make a video to see. Thanks from Italy.
Mr Martin, First off, Thank You for all your helpful tips. I have something you might want to check out. I was told by one of my rep for transfer paper is that the (Neenah Imageclip Laser Dark Transfer Paper) has a better washability and the logo or art that you press on is much better that the Forever Flex Soft (No-Cut). Have used the NEENAH paper before?
Hello Martin, I am looking into buying a Oki920 ... just watched your video & really enjoyed your honesty! Can you tell me, after using these papers, have you made the plunge to buy them? Thank you & Love your videos!!
HI Angie, No not yet. They are a bit tricky so I'm looking at the Magic Touch T one transfers that look a lot simpler to master. I'll hopefully be doing some vids on these when I hear back from Magic Touch.
When buying a laser printer are you still using the original ink or are they sending different toners. I'm not talking about white just the other colors
Hello Martin! Do you know anything about forever transfer sublimation paper for ink jet printer? Sublimation on cotton! I’ve seen your video but non of them seems to be using this kind of product! Thank you!
How long do the pre-prepared designs last? I'm thinking of creating an inside garment 'label' for my garments and wondered if I could produce a lot on one sheet then use them gradually over a period of time? What do you think?
The Ghost transfer people recommend the HP Laserjet Pro M252 The papers are very similar but you'd need the white toner cartridge as in my Ghost transfer videos.
Hi, did you get a perfect transfer? Mine went out like yours and I am looking for a solution. By the way, thanks for the great video. Edit: They are great now. The bottom table must be well warmed up. I used 145 degrees, and for transfer to the T-shirt - 150 degrees. It works fine.
@@reviewthat maybe you better say this last thing . In an update? I see so much questions? I think also the price is to much for the results at the end.
Hi, I have used this with the recommended time and temperature and also some variations but it comes off if I scrape with my finger nail. Does any other companies make this product? - thanks
Hi Martin, is it possible to use vinyl for nylon or spandex shirt? Or combination of both say 80% nylon 20% spandex? Also what can you recommend to use for dry fit or jersey or any sportswear? can vinyl or Dark transfer possible to use? Thanks Martin
They make special vinyls for different materials. Ask a supplier to recommend the best for the garments you want to press. I only use 100% cotton t shirts.
Print may last 10 washes at best before they start to crack... the stretchy shirt will start cracking after a few washes.... i dropped 12K on the entire package of the press it looks great but it doesn't last 70 washes as they claim.. its fast.... and does vintage style logos great cracking not a issue..
Hi Martin, just watched your videos, great by the way. I am very new to this. When you say a little expensive are you referring to the transfer papers you were sent to try (only) or the whole set up including the papers and the printer (oki white toner)...thanks, reps arent always the most forthcoming as they want to sell sell sell....lol thanks
This technology really looks promising. Not sure if I've missed something but could any basic laser printer be used (even if limited to only black ink?). Could you give an indication as to the cost per transfer - including the A+B sheets. Thanks. Mick. Another great informative video Martin!
Martin new to all this just wondering how this Foreverflex papers differ from your specality HTV vinyls. It looks like a similar result to the specality HTV or am i way off. Newbie here.
Hi Martin, i tested these Papers as well but my Results was bad and it dosnt matched the Quality of a Vinyl Print. Do you have a Link for me where i can order this Galxy Automatic Press?
I had a word with subliblanks and they said you should be able to use any laser printer but it's all about temp ,time and press.also you have to think about cost as it costs a lot more and he said if your printing more then 5% on a A4 you would only get 50! Prints per cart.Im still thinking about getting this set as I always get people asking about logos with lots of detail and I have to turn them away
Daniel, this isn't subliblank and toner baser. the toner on a regular laser printer isn't that expensive at all. also, it might have been a very very small cartridge when it only lasts 50 prints with more than 5 percent coverage. on an OKI C711 CMYK or a C610 CMYK you would get roughly 11.500 prints with 5 percent coverage. that makes over 500 prints when you really print full A4 blocks of toner. even with the worst case scenario of just 500 prints out of a cartridge... how much have you earned selling 500 shirts?
Hey martin Great Video! Huge Fan! Question: Did you try to wash it ? was it still in tact? I guess thats what will determine whether or not I upgrade to this Forever flexsoft
Has anyone done intense washing tests? Is it really worth it? It is very expensive ... the process is difficult to locate because the plates heat differently and not all are really given the heat that the controller says ... Has anyone had problems with their customers by default manufacturing the shirt? No one has been claimed by customers for the wear and tear of the design? I understand that lasts 35 washes ... is that wash number acetable?
@@Kris.Strange.The.Screwth They are very unpredictable unless you have everything absolutely correct. That's why many people who try them, give up in my opinion.
Dude seriously. Thank you for this video. 12 years make me feel good and you’re doing it yourself
Thank you SO much for posting this. I’ve used sooooo many brands of weedless, and all were fails. This might change my life.
I have seen heaps of these videos about this paper, but you have explained the process in English! I finally understand how to use it! Thanks Martin.
Been trying to find a video like this, you've done it again. Brilliant thank you
This is very interesting indeed. I would actually go so far as to call it a game changer.
Thanks Martin
I'll know more when i've fully tested it Dug. Keep watching.
So just using an oki data laser printer with the toner ink, just design and print on this paper do the two part process and then use the transfer to on garment and press?
One of the most informative videos I've seen on this topic. Thank you.
I hope this is in your DVD look really captivating, learn something new everyday.
Hi Martin i attended a road show hear in Australia 12 months ago about this and i must say it was amazing i have yet to try but im sure it will meet your expectations all the best.
When I use the transfer I can stretch the shirts without the transfers ripping. Any suggestions
its a great product, i had a plain laser printer and had problems with the heater drum, but when i invested into an OKI printer which is made for these type of transfer products its amazing for detailed 1-5 pc jobs, great video as always
where can you buy an OKI printer?
What ok printer would be good enough?
after watching many videos on this paper YOUR video made me decide to invest in a starter pack from my vendor. Thanks!
Hope you do good bud.
Martin Butler um. Im not a "bud" lol...i guess im a "buddette?"
I really am grateful for you and your time in sharing with us!
did the supplier state they offer sample sheets . might be good for my laser that is sitting here doing little . can't wait for the next upload Martin. It will be better than manufactures as you starting from fresh with no previous use.
Tony B you are able to get samples from distribution partners worldwide. best is to check www.blacktonertransfer.com and ask there for a dealer in your region.
Hello again! I was looking to buy your dvds but I can’t found them, the guide for mugs and for t-shirt also! Thank you! I appreciate what you do for us!
I took them online courses from umedy! Thank you!
Looking forward to the next video.. I use the Forever paper with my C711wt white toner printer and think it's great!
It seems a good product.
Cheers
Martin
Great video Martin,
I have used the Forever Flex Soft Transfer paper (the single color sheets) and they can be used with a basic monochrome laser printer. The learning curve is finding the correct temperature and pressure as well as the peeling of the A and B sheets during the "marrying" step. But once you have those figured out it is a nice system.
For the full color printing you will need a white toner printer and Oki is just now releasing a new white toner printer the Oki PRO 8432WT.
Thanks again,
Paul
Thanks for the info Paul. I have their guidelines but as you said, it's a learning curve for everyone as people have different equipment and the times can vary a bit.
Cheers
Martin
Martin Butler I cant wait to watch the follow-up Martin but I'm also fascinated with the info above. I have an old monochrome laser packed away and wonder if its worth dragging it out now. will watch on with interest. thanks
Martin Butler oki printers are very expensive stay away
I already have a couple.
Martin Butler whicch one do you have the pro920wt or 711wt printer cheers cant wait for your next video. so excited
Love it. Do you have a video on this starting form the beginning?
Can we see what printer you used?
There is any alternative to forever laser paper?
Nice Specials hat
looking forward for your next video to see the entire process. Thanks
Thanks for watching.
Very good presentation. You technique and speaking ability is excellent. Cheers!
Thanks bud
Great video and thanks for sharing your experience in this business. Can you put the links to all the equipment they sent you please.
gr8 job gr8 advices and testing you are doing martin ,youtubers are charging money for such information keep it up .
subscribed .
Thanks Anas.
Cheers
Martin
Brilliant video Martin , really looking forward to the next 👍
Cheers
Love love your videos very informative
Glad you like them!
Hi Marin, just wanting a update on what you think now . If you have made a video about it could you pls post a link.
It's a very expensive set up but check out my latest vid on the ghost White Toner unboxing video.
Hi. I know that this is a 2 year old video but I hope you still respond.. I am planning on starting small making t shirts on demand and I was leaning on heat press + vinyl (vinyl cutter)... But this video really interests me so I hope you answer some of my questions.
1. How does this hold up against vinyl transfer using vinyl cutter plotter? Which one is better?
2. How the print quality after few washes of the clothes?
3. Is it possible to use 4 or colors like you can do in Vinyl transfer? It seems like it will be difficult to line them up unlike vinyls.
In my opinion, its not for beginners as its easy to make mistakes especially if you don't have their recommended heat press and expensive printer. I chose not to use it.
Hi mate! Just wanted to know can we do multi colour printing using this method?
Yes they make multi colour papers.
Hello very helpful but can you please send me a link to your heart press
I have review vids on my channel
I'd like to know how it stands up to several wash tests. Thanks for the video.
I'll be testing that as well.
Any tips on pricing and tips will help . Thank you
Nice video mate. I subbed cause i like seeing a true British bloke doing this stuff. I can't afford laser printers especially white toner ones. I want to print white ink on black shirts etc but I can't do that with an inkjet printer. Would you advise screen printing or vinyl or just use a different colour than white and go with the inkjet? Stay safe mate
We mostly used Vinyls as I show in my videos when printing white on black t shirts. We just kept the designs simple.
Great video! Did some of the detail in the butterfly not transfer?
Not as far as I saw.
Did you ever get these papers to work with the new heat press
No I didn't as they wasn't 100% reliable.
Awesome you have more videos yay
Thanks for doing this, looking forward to the follow up
Yes, it will be interesting John.
Hi! thank you for your video. At some point in your video you mentioned that your Oki printer is not the right one for this Forever papers. My question is which Oki printer you use and which would be the right printer for a Size A3? Thank you.
Best ask the Forever people that bud.
Thanks Martin.
hey martin loved ur video,
i would love to see a video for a laser dark no cut transfer, i hav been using oki printer but when i print and transfer fullscale image after a wash it seems to be cracking.
thanx
I did our first wash test at th-cam.com/video/YyhFdtrGDb4/w-d-xo.html
Check it out.
Cheers
Martin
Martin Butler its a forever flex soft.
I want to see forever laser dark no cut.
Thanx
I don't have that bud.
Martin Butler i hope u will hav it soon.
Thanx.
hey Ramesh,
I could help here.
With a full patch print, you will have to rasterize those prints with a RIP like the TransferRIP.
This will leave small halftones so the design is soft to touch and provides a great wash fastness.
Without the RIP, I wouldn't use the OKI WT at all. it's like standing on one leg only.
I like that flex paper but now I gotta get a laser printer will look into pricing, where would I get the flex paper from , please advise . Love watching your videos .
HI Bev, I'm looking into it as well. Try a Google search.
Cheers
Martin
Hi mate, can I use a cheap black laser printer or does it have to be colour and a certain type of laser printer, I'm desperate to know thankyou
if you are talking about for these transfers, You'd best ask the forever people as the transfers are very temperamental bud.
Hi Martyn could you tell me what tranfer paper your company uses and have done for 13 years please thank you
HI Sharon, (another Sharon and Martin lol)I share that in my training dvd. I have to keep something back.
Cheers
Martin
Martin Butler so where to get the training video dvd?
Hi Martin, great video, I am considering going ahead with laser printing, could you tell me what model number printers you are using, I did purchase a laser printer and the forever soft range but found out (even though I asked forever seller for advise) did not tell me you needed a specific Oki printer which bypasses the defuser, how would I find out what printer I need and if it will do what I need, thank you for any help you can give
They should tell you Dean. I didn't use them in the end. Too inconsistent.
Hi Martin how ever after printing if you pull the tshirt the design crumble and we get the lines. Have you tried finally to pull from the sides to see if the design stays in shape or crumble? Let me know or make a video to see. Thanks from Italy.
Hi Massimo, I am doing training on these papers at the moment and will update soon.
Regards
Martin
whats the best place to get the transfer papers
How many washes can the shirts last?
Can you print that with any laser printer?
Email the company bud for an accurate answer.
which laser printer are you using ???
Mr Martin, First off, Thank You for all your helpful tips. I have something you might want to check out. I was told by one of my rep for transfer paper is that the (Neenah Imageclip Laser Dark Transfer Paper) has a better washability and the logo or art that you press on is much better that the Forever Flex Soft (No-Cut). Have used the NEENAH paper before?
I don't use laser Papers Robert.
Thanks for the great video, could you please let me know if the Forever Flex Soft can be printed using any laser printer?
No it can't. They recommend a £3,000 printer.
i use a black toner canon LBP6230/6240 printer it was only 70.00
Very impressive Martin . Looks like a good product .
Cheers Pete.
I'll know more when it's washed a few times Pete.
Hello Martin, I am looking into buying a Oki920 ... just watched your video & really enjoyed your honesty! Can you tell me, after using these papers, have you made the plunge to buy them? Thank you & Love your videos!!
HI Angie, No not yet. They are a bit tricky so I'm looking at the Magic Touch T one transfers that look a lot simpler to master.
I'll hopefully be doing some vids on these when I hear back from Magic Touch.
Martin Butler A gentleman in previous post asked you this almost same question and you gave him hell!!!
Martin...do you have a rough idea what the cost per print would be on the a4...not including the price of a laser printer of course..cheers...dave
Not at the moment Dave, This is just a trial.
Cheers
Martin
Superb
When buying a laser printer are you still using the original ink or are they sending different toners. I'm not talking about white just the other colors
I don't use this system bud
Muy buena explicación, espero sigas haciendo más videos con diferentes artículos 👍👍👍👍
Hey Martin what type of heatpress are you using, price and wjere can i get. Also do you now prefer LASER vs INK JET
Chedck out my videos to see what I use. I have always used inkjet transfers.
Hello Martin! Do you know anything about forever transfer sublimation paper for ink jet printer? Sublimation on cotton! I’ve seen your video but non of them seems to be using this kind of product! Thank you!
No, sorry, I have never used them.
How long do the pre-prepared designs last? I'm thinking of creating an inside garment 'label' for my garments and wondered if I could produce a lot on one sheet then use them gradually over a period of time? What do you think?
Yes that's a good idea.
Hopefully i can invest in this type of set up soon! great video!
Hello martin, can you recommend a laser printer that doesnt cost 2000+ dollars that can emulate this type of transfer? thank you
The Ghost transfer people recommend the HP Laserjet Pro M252 The papers are very similar but you'd need the white toner cartridge as in my Ghost transfer videos.
Hey Martin, how would this system work if your image has multiple colors?
I don't use this system.
Hi, did you get a perfect transfer? Mine went out like yours and I am looking for a solution. By the way, thanks for the great video. Edit: They are great now. The bottom table must be well warmed up. I used 145 degrees, and for transfer to the T-shirt - 150 degrees. It works fine.
I gave up with these as they are too unpredictable.
THX for answer :)
@@reviewthat maybe you better say this last thing . In an update? I see so much questions? I think also the price is to much for the results at the end.
Hi Martin. Have you tried to do the entire process yourself ( printing and pressing). Did it work? Thanks so much!
Yes, jeff, check out my later vid.
Thank you for this great and insightful video.
Hi, I have used this with the recommended time and temperature and also some variations but it comes off if I scrape with my finger nail. Does any other companies make this product? - thanks
no
Is this sold in the USA
Yes it is
Hi Martin, is it possible to use vinyl for nylon or spandex shirt? Or combination of both say 80% nylon 20% spandex? Also what can you recommend to use for dry fit or jersey or any sportswear? can vinyl or Dark transfer possible to use? Thanks Martin
They make special vinyls for different materials. Ask a supplier to recommend the best for the garments you want to press. I only use 100% cotton t shirts.
Hi Martin, where did you get that teflon cover for the bottom platen?
It came with my press from Subliblanks
Hello Mr. Martin I just wanna ask you if I can use ferever transfer paper on OKI C612, Laser Printer ?
Best ask the Forever people bud.,
Where can i buy this paper in USA? Thanks for all your great videos
You would have to ask the Forever team bud, I wouldn't know.
Cheers
Martin
Print may last 10 washes at best before they start to crack... the stretchy shirt will start cracking after a few washes.... i dropped 12K on the entire package of the press it looks great but it doesn't last 70 washes as they claim.. its fast.... and does vintage
style logos great cracking not a issue..
Yes, it is too expensive and is difficult to get right. Not for me i'm afraid.
Hi Martin, just watched your videos, great by the way. I am very new to this. When you say a little expensive are you referring to the transfer papers you were sent to try (only) or the whole set up including the papers and the printer (oki white toner)...thanks, reps arent always the most forthcoming as they want to sell sell sell....lol thanks
The transfer papers are double the cost and the printer is nearly £3,000 that they recommend. My laser printer was not suitable.
This technology really looks promising. Not sure if I've missed something but could any basic laser printer be used (even if limited to only black ink?). Could you give an indication as to the cost per transfer - including the A+B sheets. Thanks. Mick. Another great informative video Martin!
I'm not sure of the costing but you can use a standard black laser printer for the foreverflex papers.
Thanks again Martin.
Martin new to all this just wondering how this Foreverflex papers differ from your specality HTV vinyls. It looks like a similar result to the specality HTV or am i way off. Newbie here.
Quelle température pour le polyester merci
Hi Martin how to I order preprint sample for no cut heat transfer paper I would like to do the test before buy a printer thank you
Contact them directly as I did. That's the best way.
Cheers
Martin
thank you very much
Hi Martin, i tested these Papers as well but my Results was bad and it dosnt matched the Quality of a Vinyl Print.
Do you have a Link for me where i can order this Galxy Automatic Press?
I got mine from Subliblanks. Give them a call to see when they are restocking.
Cheers
Martin
Does the transfer paper stay on the shirt or is everything pulled away and only the actual image left? Thanks
No just the image stays, it's self weeding
Can I get this in the USA?
Try Googling it.
Very nice.waooop Please, Can i ask you, what brand is your heat press mashine? Thank you
This is a Galaxy heat press.
I had a word with subliblanks and they said you should be able to use any laser printer but it's all about temp ,time and press.also you have to think about cost as it costs a lot more and he said if your printing more then 5% on a A4 you would only get 50! Prints per cart.Im still thinking about getting this set as I always get people asking about logos with lots of detail and I have to turn them away
Daniel, this isn't subliblank and toner baser. the toner on a regular laser printer isn't that expensive at all.
also, it might have been a very very small cartridge when it only lasts 50 prints with more than 5 percent coverage.
on an OKI C711 CMYK or a C610 CMYK you would get roughly 11.500 prints with 5 percent coverage. that makes over 500 prints when you really print full A4 blocks of toner.
even with the worst case scenario of just 500 prints out of a cartridge... how much have you earned selling 500 shirts?
Daneil what Laser printer do you have and is it a white toner. Also how expenise is the ink and maintaince. Ta
Hey Martin, what are a few laser printer you would recommend for the forever flexsoft paper?
YOu would have to contact them bud. I don't use them.
what is the brand of all paper you used?
Forever Flex-Soft
Hi martin how long will the design last on the shirt how many wash
We've washed it plenty of times and it's still good.
Good video.. thanks.
What make is the heat press you're using in that video?
A Galaxy 16x20. Check out my other vids.
Wow looks great can you use it on any laser printer ?
I don't see why not Dan but I don't know for sure. I have a couple of OKI laser printers.
Daniel Warren you can work with the most desktop laser printers, like a Canon 6030, OKI C610 and so on.
Your informations helps me. Thankyou ..
Hey martin Great Video! Huge Fan!
Question: Did you try to wash it ? was it still in tact? I guess thats what will determine whether or not I upgrade to this Forever flexsoft
The washability seems pretty good but I'll be trying the Magic Touch Transfer papers soon as they seem easier to apply.
Has anyone done intense washing tests? Is it really worth it? It is very expensive ... the process is difficult to locate because the plates heat differently and not all are really given the heat that the controller says ... Has anyone had problems with their customers by default manufacturing the shirt? No one has been claimed by customers for the wear and tear of the design? I understand that lasts 35 washes ... is that wash number acetable?
Hi where do you get your heat tape and what brand thanks
From Ebay and its unbranded
Can you use any laser printer for this
Yes you b&w or color laser print in black
What laser printers would you recommend
Ask the forever People bud
Great video, very informative, thanks!
i spent hours trying to make this work and ran into various problems in the end i couldn't get a usable result which is a shame
Yes it is a shame, I feel the same.
What do you recommend for a real nice laser printer?
That depends on the transfer papers you plan to use.
Can you use other printer like epson ??
They don't recommend it.
I would love to know what heat press you have and where you bought it
Check out my other vids, All that info is there Bernadette.
what's the result after so many washes?
It seems pretty good but they are very tricky to apply.
every time I peel off the B paper every thing stick to it?
Any advice?
@@Kris.Strange.The.Screwth They are very unpredictable unless you have everything absolutely
correct. That's why many people who try them, give up in my opinion.
I figured it out it was a printer setting, only thing now is how do I get white on transparent paper?
cut the 1st 2 min out, thanks for illustrating the shirts good job with that!