Testing the Matte DTF transfer film using the DTF Sublimation Hack - Side by side comparison

[@yamationdtf3615]

Thank you for sharing!! Both results turned out great!!💙

[@stacyodesigns]

They both did turn out great. But I am OBSESSED with the matte feel! :)

[@aditadiablita]

Can this be done with injet? I have a cannon ts9000 PIXMA and I don’t want to spend on a sublimation printer for just my own and my kids shirts (not business)

[@stacyodesigns]

Yes! It doesn't come out as vibrant - but it definitely works. Take of look at this showing the wash results: kzbin.infoXk8QFOfTMs4

[@ruthybarretta7955]

So, which one do you like better?

[@stacyodesigns]

Well, I am VERY impressed with the matte. The feel is like butter! If I needed to purchase a new pack of Film for the hack, it would but the matte. However,...I don't feel the settings I have been using for the standard film are adequate for the matte. I will have to work on that.

[@ambergreen9614]

I would like to see your update on this after you’ve experimented with the settings on the Matte. I know it isn’t the same medium, but I have always preferred the look of matte fine art archival paper when having my artwork printed for display/sale, and now that I am planning to produce my artwork in sublimation form I know that matte is the effect I want when it comes to t-shirts. I have bought the equipment but have not started making anything yet as I am reading/watching as much as I can first! Thank you for another excellent video👍

[@rosecowan1556]

How did it work in your printer. I’ve noticed it didn’t say thick in package. I know we have to add a sheet of paper and tape it for hack. I also noticed you taped all way across. I haven’t done that & maybe that’s why I’ve had a hard time with my printer. What kind of tape do you use? Thank you for sharing because I was wondering what the difference was!