DTF Transfer Film - A3 (11.7" x 16.5") 60 Sheets Double-Sided Matte Clear PreTreat Sheets- PET Film Sheets DTF for DIY Direct Print on T-Shirts Textile

I have used these products for 3 years and the quality has really dropped. Over the past 6 months I have had to throw away multiple sheets of transfer film because the sheets don’t have enough powder on them and the ink is balling up. I have returned 2 packets in the past hoping it was just a fluke but unfortunately keep running into the same problem.

This has been my go to for DTF film for quite a while. However, while printing one evening, everything was printing great. One package ran empty, so I opened the next package and fed it into the printer. In a blink, the ink would not bond to the film while printing. It would start to get a texture to it seconds after the ink was applied to it. I tried another package of film, also CenDale, with the exact same result. I then found a couple sheets from an older pack, tried them and the issue completely went away. The 2 packs that I bought in Nov 2025, have something wrong with them. It's too bad, because I really like this film and have used a whole lot of it. Upon reading some other reviews, it seems that I am not the only used to be having troubles just like I had. Others are running into the exact same issues that I encountered. Dunno if they had a bad batch or what, but I've not ordered another brand to try, because I can't have film issues in the middle of a run of prints.

Definitely the only one I use!

This product is Amazing. I love it worked well with my ink and I used it along side their powder great value for your money

The trick is to let the ink dry before you put powder on it then be sure the powder is melted before you press. It took longer than the 45 seconds stated for my powder to melt. Then press and let it cool before you peel.