iColor Glossy Finishing Sheet for use with Glitter B Media -A3- 11.7 in ? 16.5 in (297 ? 420mm)

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GLITTER TEXTILE TRANSFER COMPONENT

iColor Glossy Finishing Sheet for use with Glitter B Media -A3- 11.7 in ? 16.5 in (297 ? 420mm)

Give compatible toner-printed graphics a premium glitter finish for spiritwear, fashion, events and personalized merchandise while retaining weed-free detail.

Key Features & Benefits

• Adds an eye-catching glitter effect
• Supports detailed artwork without vinyl weeding
• Designed for compatible light and dark textiles
• Useful for short runs and personalized orders

Recommended Applications

Ideal for school and team apparel, dancewear, event shirts, fashion accents and premium personalized gifts.

Complete Product Details

iColor Glossy Finishing Sheet for use with Glitter B Media -A3- 11.7 in x 16.5 in (297 x 420mm)

Built for Makers, Crafters & Professional Print Shops Alike

Whether you are adding a new service, replacing a production consumable or expanding an established iColor™ workflow, this product is intended to help you produce more confidently, respond faster to customer requests and keep profitable work in-house.

Important Product Information: Glitter B media is one component of the complete workflow and requires the compatible A-Sheet or finishing sheet identified in the current instructions.

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