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Color Prime Quick Glide DTF Film

Color Prime's instant-peel DTF transfer film: 83 µm with a matte print side, documented on the brand's own page and on its retail partner DTF Station's listing — whose application guidance differs slightly and is recorded here side by side.

Color Prime · Quick Glide DTF FilmCurrent productLast verified 2026-07-17

Color Prime's comparison table labels the current film "Instant Peel Film (V3)". DTF Station's former own-brand powder URL now serves a collection listing only Color Prime products — the line documented here is the currently sold range.

What it is

Transfer film for direct-to-film printing, in sheets and rolls: artwork prints onto the matte coated side, takes hot-melt adhesive powder, cures, and heat-presses onto garments with an instant peel — Color Prime's page says to peel while hot, with no wait.

Quick Glide is a Color Prime product — the brand describes itself as the creator of Chroma Ink, Quick Glide Film and Flex Powder — sold through retail partners including DTF Station.

Who it may be relevant for: Sheet-fed DTF shops printing on desktop and platen DTF printers.

Specifications

Every figure below is traced to a numbered source. “Manufacturer figure” marks values stated by the manufacturer under their own test conditions — not independent measurements. Specifications change; confirm anything critical with the manufacturer before purchasing.

Material

SpecificationValueBasis
Thickness83 µm (stated on both the brand's and the retailer's pages)Verified[2]
Print sideMatte coated print side — the retailer's page words it "Matte Side: easily distinguish the print side"Verified[1]

Application (manufacturer guidance)

SpecificationValueBasis
PeelInstant peel — Color Prime: peel instantly while hot; the retailer's page adds no rubbing or wait timeVerified[2]
Curing guidanceColor Prime: 125 °C (257 °F), ≈ 60 s in curing ovens. The retailer's page states 125 °C for shaker machines or 140 °C (284 °F) for a desktop oven — the two pages differ slightlyManufacturer/retailer guidance under their stated conditions — follow the sheet supplied with your batch and test.Verified[2]
Transfer guidanceColor Prime: transfer 130–140 °C (266–284 °F) for 10–15 s, post-press 137 °C (280 °F) ≈ 5 s. The retailer's page states 160 °C (320 °F) for 10 s at medium pressure, final press 137 °C for 5 s — the brand's and the retailer's guidance differGuidance, not universal settings; the two pages disagree on transfer temperature — verify on your own press, powder and garment.Verified[2]

Formats

SpecificationValueBasis
FormatsColor Prime's page: sheets 14 × 16 in (35 × 40 cm), 16 × 20 in (40 × 50 cm) and two A3 formats in 100-packs; rolls 100 m long in widths from 20 to 90 cmDTF Station's retail page additionally lists 13 × 19 in sheets and 200/1000-pack options.Verified[2]
Product versionColor Prime's comparison table labels the current film "Instant Peel Film (V3)"Verified[2]

Compatibility (as stated)

SpecificationValueBasis
Stated printersColor Prime's page names DTF Station Prestige printers and "most DTF printers"; the retailer's page additionally lists Epson SureColor F1070/F2270/F2100/F3070 and claims suitability for any DTF printerVerified[2]

Storage

SpecificationValueBasis
Storage guidanceNot stated on the brand's or the retailer's fetched pages.Not verified

Manufacturer claims

Marketing statements from the manufacturer, reproduced for context. damantra has not tested or verified them.

  • “works with any DTF printer on the market”[1]

Documented compatibility

Only relationships the manufacturer (or, where marked, a distributor) states in writing. Absence from this list does not mean incompatibility.

  • Epson SureColor F2270 — listed among compatible printers on the retailer's product page. Distributor-stated[1] · verified 2026-07-17Stated by DTF Station (Color Prime's retail partner). Neither Color Prime's own page nor Epson names the F2270 — Epson has not confirmed this relationship.

Limitations

  • The brand's and the retailer's pages differ on transfer-temperature guidance (130–140 °C vs 160 °C) and on curing detail — follow the instructions supplied with your batch and test before production.
  • Sheet-format lists differ slightly between the two pages (13 × 19 in appears only on the retailer's page).
  • Storage guidance is not published on either fetched page.

Sources & verification

  1. [1] Color Prime Quick Glide DTF Film Sheets | DTF StationDTF Station (retail partner of Color Prime) · secondary source · accessed 2026-07-17 · Retailer's product page; the URL slug says 'Universal Peel' while the served page is titled 'Quick Glide' — same product, legacy slug
  2. [2] Quick Glide Instant Peel DTF Film | Color PrimeColor Prime · official source · accessed 2026-07-17 · The brand's own product page; its comparison table labels the current film 'Instant Peel Film (V3)'
  3. [3] Color Prime — brand siteColor Prime · official source · accessed 2026-07-17 · Brand identity: 'we are the creators of the renowned Color Prime Chroma Ink, Quick Glide Film, and Flex Powder'; describes DTF Station as a trusted partner
  4. [4] Collection: DTF Powder (served in place of the former own-brand powder product page)DTF Station (retail partner of Color Prime) · secondary source · accessed 2026-07-17 · archived · Cited solely for the lifecycle note — the former DTF Station own-brand powder URL now lists only Color Prime products
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Equipment

Epson SureColor F2270

Epson's hybrid direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printer: PrecisionCore MicroTFP head, UltraChrome DG2 ink, platen-based printing up to 16 × 20 in — specified here from Epson's own product page, user's guide, and launch announcement.

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Checklist

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