When using DTF ink, you might occasionally encounter a situation where the white ink on the film doesn't completely cover the colored ink, causing some of the colored ink to show through. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as "bleed-through".
If you're thinking about putting DTF ink into a heat transfer printer, stop right now – it won't work. Generally speaking, DTF ink is only suitable for DTF printers, and sublimation printers have their own dedicated ink! Although both types of ink are used to transfer designs onto substrates, they're based on completely different technological principles. Mixing the two not only leads to poor results, but could also damage your printer.
