DTF Transfer Film PET Heat Transfer Paper Glossy Clear PreTreat Sheets for DYI Direct on T-Shirts/Onesies/Socks/Bags Textile A3 (11.7" x 16.5")-100 Sheets

The media could not be loaded.  I am extremely satisfied with these DTF Film sheets! They are glossy just as advertised and really make your colors pop! DTF glue melts quickly and easily and makes for a perfect print. I had no trouble using these film sheets. Highly recommend!!

I have to say, I have tried so far between few products and this and other one are so far the best the only things is the price, I only get this ones when my vendor runs out of stock but it's good quality

Worked fine in a pinch. But it would lift from my shirt. I’m assuming it held a lot of static so powder also stayed on film. It worked though

I love how there is a glossy side to know the back from the front. I have had no issues and will keep purchasing!!!

Tried three different times to print and each time it would print a quarter inch strip down the middle of the page and nothing else tried all of the tricks nothing worked. Tried my other brands of DTF film to make sure that it wasn't a printer error and those films printed fine it was just this film that wouldn't print.

The product's quality is great. Recommend for people that using DTF printer. Fast delivery in 2 days. I will buy it again.

This paper doesnt work with Brother GTX INKS

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The ink adheres to the film and stays stuck to it which prevents the transfer, yet I have followed the recommended instructions well so in conclusion do not ask yourself if it is worth choosing the most expensive products hoping that they are better quality I would answer you no!!!

I thought I'd give this as a go as my regular brands were out of stock, and it was reasonably priced. Unfortunately I have to leave this 1 star as it simply will not feed on my Epson P600. I'm used to having to guide film during the feed process but no matter what I do I cannot get this to feed. In my opinion the print side is far too smooth for the feed roller to grip; it just slips against the roller and doesn't feed - it needs a little more texture. All the usual tricks (stack of paper behind the film, hand assisting the feed, cleaning the roller with an alcohol wipe) don't help. So this is sadly a pack of film which (less the 3 sheets which fouled up during attempted prints) will be going in the bin.I can't comment on the print quality, adhesion, peelability etc. as after over an hour trying I've not managed to get a single feed in order to actually print anything!Incidentally, put one of my remaining sheets from one of my regular brands in and it fed straight away !