UV DTF - first time testing uv transfers on canon Arizona

[@minochario]

Hi there, We use UV DTF but for the best results, we print White, Color and Varnish. It gives an amazing 3D finish and we only use it when the item does not fit or easily fit on our flatbed UV.

[@gurlwhowants2dj]

Have you ever tried laminate paper and printed backwards? Just curious

[@gurlwhowants2dj]

Thank you for sharing. It is top secret lol I cannot find where to purchase these sheets, so I am not crazy. You may purchase it overseas only at this point.

[@webgophers]

Hey! Can you please tell us where you got the material?

[@user-ru9ek5pq8m]

If you are using soft ink for for the transfers things will be fine. You can also print directly on soft bendable items. If you are using hard ink this way it can crack. Hope that made sense.

[@ttms]

I think the main issue is my machine doesn't have clear. The transfers just scratch off.

[@kgdmgen555]

WHat DTF printer are you using?

[@chrisjohn964]

looks cool for short runs, but probably a nightmare for High runs especially pealing the backer off each time.

[@glamcelebration]

We have tried this with LUS-120 white, color and clear but it doesn't work

[@TheStianmyk]

Hi. Where did you get this? I would like to try the same on my Arizona.

[@procolorgraphics]

I’m wondering where you get the film too

[@tigaplusprint]

you should use White + Color + Varnish to make it strong..

[@ttms]

I don't have varnish.

[@greatestever8169]

You are correct! 3 steps

[@albertoturco9527]

the process also need a hot temperature laminator 60c° to 80c° also varnish to mak eit strong

[@sunrealclothing]

So you just printed from your cannon printer? Desktop? To DTF Transfer Film? Then to laminate Sticker? I'm a desinger looking to make some stickers. Thanks

[@BigJessGaming]

SSG!!

[@starkson7364]

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