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Epson S041153 Iron-on Cool Transfer Paper | 
 enlarge | Brand: Epson
Category: Office Product
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $9.95
You Save: $10.04 (50%)
New (67) Used (2) from $8.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 145
Color: White
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 11 x 8.4 x 0.1
MPN: S041153
Model: S041153
UPC: 010343814387
EAN: 0010343814387
ASIN: B00004TS2H
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Compatible with Epson Stylus Color, Photo, and Scan series | | • | Paper allows you to peel off backing without waiting | | • | Ideal for custom-designed T-shirts and crafts | | • | Paper size of 8.5 by 11 inches | | • | 10 sheets per pack |
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Product Description
10 sheets of Iron-on t-shirt transfer paper / 8.5"X11" Letter Size / For Ink Jet Printers
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| Customer Reviews: Read 14 more reviews...
 Users Beware August 20, 2008
We bought Epson not knowing about the HP or Avery products. The paper loading instructions are totally misleading and worthless and it's impossible to tell which side to print on since both are plain, white, and glossy. I'm sure they sell more paper that way at first, but folks reading these reviews should be prepared for confusion when it comes to knowing which way to load the paper. And at $1/sheet the education process gets expensive. Also, although following instructions explicitly, it took a half hour to 'pick off' (using fingernails) small bits of residue that remained on the material after pulling the main piece of paper off. The image looked good, but we have not stretched or washed the material and are somewhat apprehensive about that, given other reviewers experiences. But for a reasonably quick and special kind of project once in a while, Epson seems to work ok. We'll try HP next time though, since we use one of the higher end HP Photo Printers. Never had much luck with Epson printers.
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 Easy & Nice Results April 28, 2008
I created a dinosaur cartoon and used this product to transfer it onto white t-shirts. The result was great! I found I had to use a "wool" setting on my iron & make only 3 shirts at a time or I had trouble with scorching & the image peeling. The image finish was matte, not shiny, which looked good & was not stiff to wear. Overall, I would use this product again. It was easy with good results.
Epson Iron-On Transfer April 24, 2008
I've used other transfers and this is the best one I've used. After the washing it still retains it's color and did not peel off. I'm so glad I bought this one.
Worked perfectly for me - a total beginner. February 12, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I don't even own an iron (I had to borrow one) and I've never made a T-shirt before, but I had to make T-shirts for my whole Geography Bee team in a hurry. I ordered these express (thanks, Amazon, for getting my order to me immediately). They are notched in the corners so you know which way to put them in your printer. I forgot to turn on "mirror image" printing for my first print (oops). Then I got it right. I trimmed tight around the designs, used white T-shirts. Then I took my time ironing - following the directions (30 seconds EACH on each pass, up - down - and swirl around) - about 5 minutes total. I left a little handle and was able to peel off without incident. The T-shirts look AWESOME - just like on screen. They have survived a couple of washes just fine. This is the greatest thing since sliced bread!
Works great... October 25, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've made several shirts with the Epson paper and the results are very good. Other reviewers have had problems using the transfers with non Epson printers and inks but if you stick with Epson products and follow the directions, the shirts come out great. Remember to be patient (the ironing process takes a while), trim the excess transfer paper around your design and you should be ok. Each of the shirts I've made has washed well (remember to wash them inside out to protect the transfer) with little obvious wear. Also, I got slightly better results bumping my printer resolution up to 720dpi and printing for quality rather than speed. Good luck!
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