CenDale 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐮𝐦 DTF Transfer Film 8.5"x11" - 30 Sheets Single-Sided 𝐆𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐲 Clear PreTreat Sheets PET Heat Transfer Paper for DIY Direct Print on All Fabric and Colors T-Shirts Textile

Very pleased with this paper. I use it in my DTF Converted Epson 8550 and it works great. The colors are vibrant and it hot peels effortlessly. Now sometimes I do still have to use the painters tape trick, but that's not a problem. I use the A3 13×19 paper and I usually cut them in half for smaller designs. Again. This paper works perfectly. Now my only concern is consistency. Hopefully when it's time to reorder again and again, the quality remains consistent.

I always purchased the Sedale DTF transfer film and partner it with the Sundale DTF ink for my printer. The prints have always come out with very vibrant color. Durability is great. Have never had any complaints from customers.

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 media could not be loaded. I love this DTF film. It is easy to use and a great value for the money. It’s a easy way to convert sublimation into DTF. I buy this product all the time.

I brought this to see if it really work with sublimation. I have a Epson ET 8550 and the paper kept jamming in the printer. I tried tape the film to a piece of paper and still it jammed. So a couple of messed up film later, I found out that if you let the paper hang over the back of the printer it will feed in with no problem. So just a little FYI if you have the same printer, other then that the film seem like it cool so far. Now I have to figure out on how to melt the powder, because my heat press is not doing the job.

Sorry, I've been trying all temperatures and time, nothing seems to work, I'm ruining a lot of shirts. I try peeling hot, warm and cold. 300, 310, 320, 340, 350 everytime I peel it the design doesn't stick, the best I can is to have some sticking to the shirt but not all of it.

It didn't matter which side I printed on, there was zero ink absorption with this film. I changed brands and no other settings and my printer did great. I tried several pieces with no success. The whole batch is trash. My third photo is the difference between the Cendale paper and a different brand, same settings, only the paper was different. This drove me crazy because I am new to DTF and this was my first time printing and could not figure out what I was doing wrong. It wasn't me, it was the paper the whole time! What a waste of my time and energy!

Great quality paper