If you want true full-color glitter transfers, layering HTV isn’t realistic — it’s thick, slow, and impossible to scale.
DTF, sublimation, and white toner don’t give the same effect either.That’s why I use the Roland BN2-20A (or BN-20A).
It prints directly on glitter HTV, adds cut lines fast, and cuts in the same step. All that’s left is to weed, mask, and press. The result? Thin, vibrant glitter transfers that look amazing on any fabric.👉 Check out my full video tutorials below to see the process step by step!
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