How to print direct-to-film (DTF) on the Epson F2100
Learn how to use your Epson F2100 DTG printer to print DTF without modifying your printer!
Step-by-Step Guide: Printing with CustomPlatens on the Epson F2100
All you need to know to start printing with custom platens on your Epson F2100.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Print Metallic Foil DTG Garments
Learn how to add high margin metallic foil to your DTG printed garments.
Learn How to Connect the RICOH Ri 1000 to WiFi
Follow these step by step instructions to wirelessly connect your Ri 1000 printer to your wifi network! This will allow the RICOH Ri 1000 to be placed anywhere there are power outlets and eliminates running cable making it wifi capable.
How to Connect RICOH Ri 1000 to Ethernet
Easy steps to set up your RICOH Ri 1000 to send prints directly to your printer. No more flash drive to send prints.
How to Print DTG Like a Pro – by Sukit Amorn
We asked our friend Sukit Amorn to share with our readers how he is able to achieve such vibrant and bright prints with his RIP settings and pretreating techniques.
How to Print Mouse Pads with DTG
Mousepads are a great way to add extra revenue to your business! Think about it, more than 90% of the population uses computers and who wouldn’t want a custom mouse pad to show off their family or business!?
How to Print on Canvas Bags (and Other Awkwardly Shaped Items)
With direct-to-garment printers, you are not limited to just printing t-shirts. Custom printed canvas bags and other items are easy with these steps.
SK Pretreat Instructions
Any time white ink is used in the direct-to-garment printing process, it is critical to properly apply a quality pretreatment prior to printing. Proper application of this pretreatment is critical to obtaining bright, opaque whites and a washable garment. Improper application may result in inconsistent white opaqueness, dull colors or cracking and pealing ink after…
How to Print Custom Denim Garments With DTG
Printing on denim can get those creative juices flowing for most print shops. Here at DTG Connection we have seen customers print on Denim Jackets, Jeans and even Skirts. Style, position and graphic design has varied dramatically. In all cases though, these prints become a statement for the customers that wear them. Below, I will highlight some examples of these prints and share with you best print settings to get the job done.
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