I am doing t shirt transfer paper printing. Will this fade or chage color over time ?
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For whatever it is worth, We splattered black ink on a white shirt by accident and regardless of what we use to try clean it (bleach, detergents, peroxide, etc.), the stain remains.
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I got this case for my son about 2 months ago, and I haven't noticed any discoloration. It hasn't transferred to his clothes or hands and it hasn't rubbed, smeared or faded at all. It still looks pretty much the same as the day we got it. It doesn't seem to be, like, a transferred design where the design was just transferred to the outside of the case. I've been pretty satisfied with the over all quality so far, it's held up well to the stresses and strains a teenage boy regular puts it through lol.
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I have the black one and have had it for a couple of months now. It hasn't faded in the slightest
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no, in fact it fades to purple after a few washes. It is fine if you reapply every couple weeks though.
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It will show through if it's a light color t-shirt. The issue is it will not stay on for more that 5min- after you need to press the button again.
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Hi... I think I can help out here, at least as far as defining "sublimation". (Whether these will work with this process or not, I can't say, since I just happened to run across the info while looking for something else. This isn't my type of artwork, though, so besides the definition, I'm as clueless as everyone else!) So... Sublimation: Sublimation is a way to create bright, permanent, professional looking image transfers using your own artwork or photography. No plastic feel, no fading when washed. No other image transfer technology to date can claim this except for printing directly on to fabrics with fabric dyes. The science behind sublimation is simple: when heated to high temperatures, sublimation ink turns into a gas, allowing it to enter into the open pores of the polyester-coated item. Once removed from the heat, the pores of the item cool and close up, trapping the ink inside of the item. The sublimated image will be soft and smooth to the touch and is a permanent application. No bleeding or fading when you wash it! Sublimation works specifically with polymer-coated substrates or light-colored, 100% polyester garments. You also have to use a printer that can be loaded with the special sublimation inks, and the special sublimation paper. A good heat press does the transfer. Irons and steam presses do not get hot enough or apply enough pressure. (This information is directly from Dharma Trading Company, http://www.dharmatrading.com/ ) I hope it helps! Rory
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If you are referring to heat transfers for TShirts etc., or using a subliminal printer, I would say YES. I have used it on transfer paper and it worked very well with great color quality. But I used the ink in the picture which isn't what I got, I didn't get transparent bottles for some unknown reason. I am hoping it's the same ink though as I have used in the past. I hope this helps...
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I have had mine for over a few months now and I am constantly using mine to cut boxes and other various materials and the color on the blade on mine has not faded. Neither on the blade or the handle. Good luck!
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Unfortunately the answer would be yes -- it will fade slightly. I love this dye and especially this color, but I always wash the dyed articles separately from other articles, and it does seem to fade slightly. Be sure to use salt when dying with Rit Dye because it does seem to help fabric hold the color. And even though I notice a slight fading over time, I still feel that the results are very good.
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Hello, Not good for t shirts, however, you can cut a design, weed out the copy, apply to t shirt, as a stencil, apply fabric paint, let dry, remove vinyl , and there it is your design on a shirt, take your time , test it on a old shirt first, copy will need to be a good size , small text probly wont get a good result, and Good luck ,I hope this helped. Steve
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Bought the cover as a gift for my boyfriend and he just started using it, so I wouldn't know. It hasn't faded yet.
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I would think so, the ink is meant to resist higher temperatures, I don't see how that would keep it from fading over time though.
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It's water based not oil based so yes it does fade out over time depend on what material you write on. Paper absorbs liquid so you do not need to worry about paper. But if you write on plastic or shell type of item or gloss paper (photo) then yes it will fade and possibly disappear.
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I have used this about 5 years now and it hasn't faded yet. Neither has the new one I bought last year!
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I make a big panel whit that picture paper but for the people I make for use only for a week but to avoid discoloration don't put directly at San light or other strong ligh over or close to the panel this way keep longer the color .ok tanks
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I used them on a black t-shirt for a gag gift, so I wasn't too worried about how it looked. I found it hard to write on the t-shirt. Maybe if you had it in something that held it tight it might work better. The material bunch as I wrote. The silver on black looked light gray. It also bled through a bit so you would want to make sure you put something in between.
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I don't know about that. I use FanciFull temp color when this starts to fade. No problem.