Did they get back to you? I also have an Oki8432wT printer Ana want to know if I can use these transfers and the glow in the dark also???

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I got mines from: www.forevertransferpaper.com keep in mind there are 2 different types of finishing paper. (Glossy& Matt)

Use baking sheet

I tried this paper without white ink and with.. the image was much more vibrant with the white toner coat although both methods worked pretty well... (if ur image has white in it u probably would need the white toner for it to be able to show on dark garments)

Yes, you can use Photoshop to remove the background from an image.

@@HeatPressNation thank you!

You can, but you may run into some feed issues, since our Forever Paper comes in US Letter size. The iColor 550 uses the A4 standard instead of US Letter. We carry the A4 iColor 2-Step paper that is specifically made for Uninet printers: www.heatpressnation.com/products/icolor-standard-2-step-transfer-media-for-light-dark-garments-8-5-x-11-100-pack-a-and-b-sheets

Forever Laser Dark (No-Cut) heat transfer paper is designed to work with OKI White Toner Laser Printers. We recommend either the OKI 711WT or the OKI Pro 8432WT. OKI 711WT: heat.press/OKI711WT OKI Pro 8432WT: heat.press/OKI-Pro8432WT

You'll need a laser printer with white toner. The heat transfer paper in this video was designed specifically for OKI White Toner printers, so those printers will yield the best results.

@@HeatPressNation Thanks I just seen a Oki for like 200 dollars, do it matter what Oki it is

This material was designed to work with white toner laser printers. I don't believe the printer you listed falls under that category. However, you can submit a compatibility info request here: www.forever-ots.com/contact/printer-compatibility-request/ Under dealer, put "HeatPressNation".

This is an application tutorial. The printing was done using an OKI white toner printer. For more information on that system, check out this playlist: kzfaq.info/sun/PLY9aNS49KtIw_8uPiZGjax0wSMvrxw4SI

Our tech team will be more than happy to help you with this! Please give us a call at 1-800-215-0894 M-F 7-5 PST or email us at support@heatpressnation.com

It's an Insta Model 204, which has since been replaced by the Insta Model 256: www.heatpressnation.com/insta-model-256-16-x20-swing-away-heat-press-machine.html

This is Forever Laser Dark (no-cut) Weedless Transfer Paper. The B-sheets (adhesive paper) are included with the pack. So if you purchase our pack of 100, it will come with 100 A-sheets and 100 B-sheets. You'll have enough materials for 100 transfers. www.heatpressnation.com/products/forever-laser-dark-no-cut-lowtemp-weedless-transfer-paper-8-5-x-17-100-sheets

Yes.

OKI 711WT or OKI Pro8432WT would work perfectly. And you would want to purchase with the Forever TransferRIP software. See links below: www.heatpressnation.com/oki-711wt-laser-printer-with-forever-transferrip.html www.heatpressnation.com/oki-pro8432wt-white-toner-laser-printer.html

You can get amazing washability if you use the rasterization feature with Forever TransferRIP software for this product. Here's an intro video that explains what this is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b81oarOfz7ublps.html

Yes, Forever Laser Dark is compatible with most white toner laser printers, including the iColor 550.

So sorry. We don't use Affinity, so we're not sure how that would be done in that program.

Yes. You can view our selection of white toner laser printers here: www.heatpressnation.com/collections/white-toner-laser-printers

It should be included with each pack of Forever Laser Dark transfer paper. If you don't have any, you can use regular parchment paper. heat.press/parchmentpaper

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No, this product was designed to work with white toner laser printers (heat.press/whitetoner).

The transfer paper shown is A3 sized, though we carry American sizes on our website: Letter (8.5"x11") and Tabloid (11"x17").

The A sheet has the print on it, the B sheet has the adhesive. When you press the A & B sheets together, the adhesive from the B sheet will stick to the printed portions on the A sheet. This adhesive sticks to the bottom of the print. The top of the print is the part that's touching the A sheet and what will show after being pressed to the garment.

I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand the question?

This is just toner right not sublimation toner

You will need a laser printer with white toner. I believe this transfer was printed on an OKI 920WT White Toner Laser Printer. You can use any of the OKI WT-Series printers.

No. FOREVER Laser Dark is only recommended for use with White Toner Printers.

@@HeatPressNation Is there a product for laser printers that do not print white?

Before printing, go into your printer preference and click on mirror image...When you print an image on the film, print on the dull side not the glossy side. When you marry A and B sheets together, put glossy side down on heat press and cover with the white side of B sheet. press for 90 secs. and while your film is still laying flat on the heat press peal off the white sheet, smoothly. Then place your t-shirt or project down on the heat press and and place your transfer where desired, with the glossy side up. press for 30 secs. let it cool and peal of the film. If you like a matte finish, place garment back on the heat press and cover with parchment paper...press for about 15 seconds. remove parchment paper and the finish on the shirt is now matte. If you prefer the high gloss then don't do the last step. Hope this helps.

@@marvyncraig I followed all the steps accurately and precisely .. Still had some parts of the image stuck to the B paper... don't know if its the paper or something that i've missed...

@@raghadaleady7203 When that happens either you don't have enough pressure on the press (while it is closed). Or The sheets cooled off to much before peeling... While press is open turn the knob on top (a bit), a 1/2 turn to the right and close press, if it closes easily repeat steps.. until you can't lock it down they turn knob back to the left 1/4 turn at a time to loosen it a bit... If you're not using a little muscle to open or close it then it needs to be tightened in order for the adhesive to transfer to the film... Once your pressure is right, and your heat is right then the only other thing is to keep sheets as flat as possible on the bottom plate of press. Start at corner closest to you then in one smooth motion peel the two sheets apart. Good luck!

@@marvyncraig Thank you so much Marvy! Your comment was so helpful to me and i did try the hard pressure method and it has been just PERFECT! Thank you for taking the time to help me out here..

@@raghadaleady7203 Yay, I'm glad I was able to help you out!! Thanks for sharing your experience too. Maybe it will help others. Hve a great day!, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! I am so over 2020 :)

Tenemos una KZfaq playlist llena de videos que explican el proceso del tóner blanco: kzfaq.info/sun/PLY9aNS49KtIw_8uPiZGjax0wSMvrxw4SI

It's available on our website at: www.heatpressnation.com/products/forever-laser-dark-no-cut-lowtemp-weedless-transfer-paper-8-5-x-17-100-sheets

You can shop at the link in the video description or here: www.heatpressnation.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=0&q=flex+soft

Sorry, but we are only able to ship within the USA.

Really?? You could have set up multiple screens, registered them on your press, screened 10 tees, and passed them through your conveyor dryer in about 5 minutes??

The "no-cut" refers to not having to pass your printed image through a separate cutting machine and having it contour cut your graphic. This eliminates the need to weed your graphic as you would with heat transfer vinyl or heat transfer paper. The cut you're seeing here is just trimming off the borders and literally takes a few seconds.

Forever Laser Dark is designed to work with white toner printers. You can view our selection of white toner printers here: heat.press/whitetoner