can the paint be used on tshirts
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The system itself can be used for t-shirts or whatever you wanted to airbrush as for the paint I would think you would want paint specific just for t-shirts etc.
612282
And this printer will not come with the Ink. 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.
857749
I am not sure of your question. The material is like any other. You can apply the material to shirt by sewing it or adhesive.
731724
They shine fairly bright. I would guess it would work as long as the tshirt was thin and a light color.
1345504
I have used a Paasche H to do pictures on t-shirts. But mostly I use the airbrush to paint scale aircraft and ship models with complex camo patterns. Therefore, you should have no problem doing pictures on a vehicle once you learn how to use the airbruch.
700649
I would have to say this paint could be used on clothing. While painting my daughters doll house I wore an old sweatshirt. Darn good thing I didn't care about the paint coming out! It' there to stay FOREVER!
592892
I don't see why not. However, you better contact someone who prints shirts to see if you can print on polyester.
916759
No I tried it on a t-shirt and then washed it and the colors bleed together.
521340
Well to tell you the truth I am not sure. I know that you can dye up to 15 regular sized T-Shirts. I guess the only thing to do is see how many pairs of socks you can fit on a Large T-shirt and that might give you a better look at how many you may possibly be able to get out of the kit. Just keep in mind it would only be a guess and not the actual amount. I wish I could be of more help.
511054
Depends what the lettering is made out of. My guess would be no, unless you tried to peel the paint off the lettering later on. Or the paint might not adhere to the lettering and just peel right off after a little while.
605779
Yes you could. Stretch the t-shirt material tightly over a piece of cardboard for the best results. The medium tip would work better than the fine line.
1290944
I doubt it... it's just acrylic paint. I used it on a t-shirt, and it flaked quite a bit. After more than a year, the paint is pretty faded from washing.
253733
Yes. I also got it on my Tshirt and thought the Tshirt was ruined but the blue washed out in the wash. I didn't even have to pre-treat the spot.
708269
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
1134318
Yes. The fabric is on bars that can be easily unscrewed and removed, leaving only the frame so that the frame can be spray painted. The metal bars of the frame are rough/textured, so I think they would take paint well.
2280450
This transfer paper will work on a tan shirt but will lose color ( Black will turn dark grey and colors will not be as bright) it will work best on a white shirt. Have A Great Day! Glen
1815279
I would think so. I ironed them on tshirts and on an athletic bag and both were very easy. You could use a cloth or layer of material in between iron and lettering if you wanted to protect it from the heat some. Just don't hold on there over 15 sec at a time.