FOREVER Laser Light - Common Mistakes & Application | PART 3

[@c90brian]

Thank you for this video! It made all the difference in our results!

[@3rdsty]

thank you for the video! i have a questiong. when i transfer a to b. it's kind of cloud where the adhesive paste on. not clear peel off. image looks ok but where the blanks are cloud. what did do wrong? thanks!!

[@reauxmurphy8328]

Is there such a thing as a “bad sheet” of transfer? (Some pull off perfect...some pull off horrible!) Same technique(s) used......🤔

[@nienkevdvechte7004]

I have a black toner printer and I want to print my light colored cotton bags with black text. Is that possible with the forever laser light no cut? Thanks in advance!

[@lorrainemia]

I have the Pro 9541 can you share the proper settings for this using the rip software or can I just print straight from photoshop?

[@kennyvargas938]

RJ have a question I know in the video you talk about white and black shirt! The other colors like green, red purple and orange considered dark press for the oki printer just clarify this in my mind.

[@rjrickert3324]

There is no really true answer to what is considered "dark" Forever laser dark will work on all colors but you will have to try laser light on some colors to see if the transfer is opaque enough on the shirt color.

[@jondrive8801]

awesome! thank you mate :)

[@eldespeinado]

I am having issues pressing blended garments 40% cotton, 60 polyester. Transfer is incomplete most of the time. Any suggestions? Thank you

[@andymarocco]

I have had the same problems with poly blends. Especially the white. Using the HotTronix Fusion IQ I have used 365 degrees @ 30 secs.

[@rjrickert3324]

The Forever Laser-Light paper is meant to go onto 100% cotton shirts

[@damonpence]

what is the pressure number you use on your Hotronix Press?

[@rjrickert3324]

We used an 8 bar. Heavy pressure!

[@janenesanders5780]

I'm using laser dark, 300 degrees for 90 seconds for a&b, problem is doesn't weed completely, not clean and crisp.

[@kayedwards4789]

not sure if you got the answer, for a+b press, the temp is 321 degrees for 121 secs. pressing on the tshirt same temp for 30 secs.

[@podgyprods]

Did uou mean 350f?