How to Print on Iron-On Transfer Paper With a Samsung CLP-300 Printer

Iron just about anything onto a T-shirt.

Iron-on transfers allow you to print off a design from any home computer and then iron the information onto a shirt. This isn't as permanent as silk screening, but it is far cheaper, especially if you only need a handful of the printed shirts. Using the Samsung CLP-300, you are more than able to print the document; you just need to make sure the paper and printer are set up correctly.

Things You'll Need

• USB data cable
• Iron-on paper

Instructions

1. Connect the Samsung CLP-300 to the computer via the provided USB data cable. Insert one end of the USB cable into the USB port on the rear of the printer, then insert the other end of the cable into one of the available USB ports on the computer system.

2. Power on the printer and launch the document you wish to print onto the iron-on transfer paper.

3. Slide open the printer paper tray on the bottom of the Samsung CLP-300.

4. Place the glossy side of the iron-on paper down. The printer will flip the paper while it pulls it up through the feed. If you print the other way, you will print the information on the removable side.

5. Select the "Print" option and print the design on the iron-on paper.

Resources

• CNET Reviews: Samsung CLP-300