I have never used dtf powder before in my life, but for my first try, it worked great. I used my inkjet printer to print on the film. I then coated the film with the yamation fine powder. Heated it up with a heat gun until it melted. Coated it once again and pressed it onto my medium. It came out great! Adherrd perfectly. It did dull out a bit, but thats probably just because I used an inkjet. I am not mad at the results at all. It worked out great. I will be trying different dtf powder so I will come back to compare it to others.

First time using this product, and overall it was pretty good. My first few shirts came out really nice. Powder took well to film and pressed well. Then I had a few shirts that it didnt still all that great. Had some light areas that didnt adhere as well. Sometimes it happens with some DTF powders. Im going to keep using the product and see if this issue continues. Not bad though.

No matter how much I cured it or pressed it, it would not stick to shirt only a little bit would transfer

I dont use DTF powder traditionally for T-Shirts. I use it after laser engraving wood to give some of my projects a pop. This product works well filling the gaps and using a heat gun to cure. I cannot speak on the product for T-Shirts, but for my purpose this is top notch. Well worth the money.

We have just started getting into sublimation and similar projects and thought wed give the DTF power route a try. Its a little more work and a little more messy, but so far this has worked well. My wife did a shirt and it turned out well. Good product, fair price, would recommend.

I really liked the product. The only problem I had was the packaging. I does not seal at the top and I had to put in another container to keep moisture out.

Ok this was my very first time ever doing a DIY DTF Inkjet print and it came out awesome. I tried it because I was told that you can buy the DTF transfer paper for inkjet printers and you don’t have to have a special ink for the use along with this DTF powder to get an awesome print for your printable project and it works. This made my picture more vibrant and I truly like the outcome. Now you have to use DTF Transfer paper with this powder and it’s very simple to use. You print and immediately after printing you put enough powder on the print out until there is like a powdery finish and you can iron it on your project. I will definitely purchase when I’m finished using what I have. You will need a sturdy container to put your project in so that you don’t get the product everywhere. I truly recommend

after I heat pressed it on, I had my doubts. I looked like it had a heather shirt look...grainy. After one wash , it looked horrible!! Wont be buying again. UPDATED REVIEW: The powder works GREAT. Do not use for sublimation, like many of the posts have written. Works great with DTF ink and oven. Will definitely be ordering again!!

No issues with packaging and bag was sealed. No issues using the material and was used in crafting projects without issue.

Only transfer powder I will ever use. I will Continue to purchase.