Can I use that with textile paint to print tshirts?
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It may work if you paint the bottom of the stamps (letters only) with a thin brush. When you press the stamp down on ink pad you also get the square outline of the stamp.
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Yes, it can. I use this printer to create my t-shirts with a sublimate system.The T-30, I am not sure.
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I'm pretty sure you can. I will be running a test today to see if it works well on an inkjet-printed nylon decal. If it works and doesn't wash out the ink then I'd say so..
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Sharpies aren't the best option for t-shirts because if you are trying to write small they just kind of spread out. I would suggest fabric markers for t-shirts just because they work best! Hope I answered your question!!
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it is possible, the inks are available. I do not recommend this printer for dye sub work - too expensive. if the printer has been used with regular inks either buy a new printer or an extra set of inks - it will take a set of inks to flush the old ink from the printer. the inks cost twice the cost of a new printer.
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This printer can print T-shirt and Mobile case, you can buy Eco Solvent ink if you want to print the mobile case. And you need to buy Water textile pigments ink if you want to print T-shirt. It is need to Spray coating if you want to print on tainless steel, poly-carbonate plastic, glass, stone, wood and tile materials. Coating varieties: plastic coatings, leather coatings, TPU coating, metal coating, glass coating, ink is to use low-solvent inks. But for PP PE silica materials, low-solvent inks can not print, Coating can not be attached. Requires corona, flame treatment, do not fit the individual user. And it is compatible with water-based dye ink, edible ink, pigment ink, textile ink, and solvent based ink. But can not use these different type of inks at the same time, it need to wash nozzle before change inks. But there are risks to wash nozzle, so we recommend use multiple machines for different inks.
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I don't see why not...the clear coat print function is available only when the selected media type is glossy paper. I personally used Strathmore Watercolor Inkjet Paper designed specifically for inkjet printers. With it's medium texture, the paper reproduces watercolor artwork beautifully. I hope this helps.
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you can use on just about anything.i use to airbrush shirts. im not sure what artful grafitti is.but i do no metal paper wood and fabic is ok
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Yes you can. I use epson a 3 in 1 when I print all my crafty stuff. It works fine.
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maybe but dont buy this ink i lost good customers for this ink if u wash the tshirt the the ink goes out of it is not dye sublimation ink is somrthing that u can find in the 99 only stores or less quiality really im.so.frustrated cuz is th worse i've ever got ........
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I do not recommend it. If you want something for cloth you need to purchase a special paint you can thin to spray from the airbrush. These are strictly food grade coloring so the colors will look very different on cloth and may run and wash out when wet.
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I believe so. I bought this for my daughter's Christmas gift and we haven't use it yet but I did do silkscreening as a kid and we used the same screens to print on fabric as well as paper. We used different ink for both materials.
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Sorry for the late response. I'm not sure, I did not try using on clothing.
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Yes, though I'd do a test spot somewhere to make sure the fabric takes the paint the way you want it to look. You won't be able to "set" the paint as well as you can on other fabrics, since usually heat is what makes the pain set (iron or in the dryer) but you could use a hair blow dryer to be less damaging to the silk...I'd have to know more about the fabric and what you want to do with it to answer more specifically than that...
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Yes. You need to use 100% cotton or other natural fabric for best results. If you want to dye poly, it takes a special product for synthetics. If you dye with blends, the poly part will not dye. The cotton part will. It might be an interesting effect. Try a small piece and see what you get. Plus, things loose a lot of brightness as the colors set and dry. And you may lose more color when you first wash the garment. And that kit will not dye 15 shirts. More like 5.
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I only use Epson ink so I cannot answer that question. I would not use it for serious art work as I usually have horizontal lines of diminished ink coverage when printing pictures. I have an older printer I use for pictures.
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Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet mess, and then when you shrink it turns into a blob. Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet... » Read More Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet mess, and then when you shrink it turns into a blob. « Show Less