MR.R Laser Printable Heat Transfer Paper for Light Cotton T-shirt Fabric A4 size 8.3X11.7" Pack of 10 sheets

I couldn't find laser transfer paper anywhere but Amazon - most of what is available is for dot matrix printers. The images were somewhat muddy on 100% cotton tees and some of the ink remained on the paper after lifting it from the shirt. I followed the directions exactly and worked on a quartz countertop covered with a bath towel. Even though I kept the iron moving over the three minutes recommended in the directions, I did get some scorching on the paper and on one shirt. So maybe a bit lower heat would work as well just for a longer time. I tried using baking parchment paper on top of the transfer sheet to eliminate the scorching and that worked ok.

Instructions say to print on non-glossy unlined side. Well the non-glossy side is lined. the glossy side has no lines. After some trial and error I learned I had to print on the non glossy lined side. When transferring the lines transferred as well! Not all the ink transferred so it is really light.

This did not work well. Instructions were great although nothing helped after that. It didn’t want to come off & yes it was done. It left a look as if it had been washed 30 times and faded. Do not recommend at all. Very disappointed and money wasted. Not a happy customer!

I brought the transfer paper and image to Staples to use a high quality laser printer. The image melted on the paper and jammed in the printer. The technician at Staples tried 3 times and it never worked. Then i tried printing on our office laser printer and it also jammed but I was able to get 1 good print. I followed directions exactly when ironing it on and the image didn't transfer! The fabric is seen through the image. i am requesting a full refund of my purchase price.

Used in our color laser printer and it messed up our printer. The stuff that did print on the transfer paper then did not even come off when you ironed on the shirt, meaning the backing would not come off. Wasted my money and hopefully didn’t ruin our printer forever.