Finishes
Matte, satin, gloss, stretch, opaque dark, and export-harden stacks for real garments.
Low sheen transfers for fashion soft-hand briefs.
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Slight sheen that reads well on kit crests.
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Higher gloss for short event merch that needs pop.
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Flex-leaning stacks for garments that pull at the print.
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Heavy white underbase stacks for navy and black.
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Softer stacks that survive a light distressed wash story.
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Stacks that sit politely beside reflective tape.
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Lower cure aggression with soft powder grades.
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Extra melt bite for tote and canvas weaves.
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Wash-forward stacks for kits that travel.
View →Every useful DTF habit we keep is boring on purpose. Shake white before the first dark garment. Photograph the first good peel. Log the film roll and powder grade. Close coastal trays between jobs. Reseal Highveld bottles after every shake. Those five lines prevent more scrap then any clever RIP tweak.
When shops email ink@dtfink.co.za, we ask for city, garment, and a peel photo. That is enough to send a prefered starting lane. If the art is unfamiliar, we suggest sheet film samples before a production roll opens. If the fleet is wash-critical, we insist on a wash card.
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