Updated By TeckWrap Craft On September 11, 2024
Does Infusible Ink Work On Cotton: Pros And Cons
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Yes, infusible ink works on cotton however, you will have to use a different technique to apply your designs. The best way to make infusible ink work on cotton is by using heat transfer vinyl as the base material. You can also use polycrylic solution and sublimation spray to coat your fabric. Want to know more? Let’s learn everything about Infusible Ink and how to achieve the best cotton t-shirt prints with it.
What Is Infusible Ink?
Infusible ink is a mode of designing white polyester fabrics. These are transfer sheets with colored ink on them. They work best with polyester and transfer vibrant prints. When heat and pressure are applied, the colored ink infuses with the base material and forms a lasting bond.
With infusible ink, you can have durable designs that do not flake and wear off as fast as other printing methods. But of course, this depends on the type of blank or material you are working on. It makes vivid, beautiful, and smooth transfers that last many washes.
How To Apply Infusible Ink Designs To Cotton?
If you want to design a white cotton shirt using infusible ink, say a white t-shirt, you will have to use special techniques to make it work. These include:
- Using heat transfer vinyl as the base material.
- Using a polycrylic solution to coat the fabric.
- Using polyester coating spray.