- With a canvas transfer, the color appearing on the resulting print is comprised of the amount of ink lifted from the original print, usually by a heat press, and transferred onto the canvas substrate. The degree of control over color adjustment you have with inkjet printing is not available with canvas transfers.
- The UV barrier and water-resistant finishing applied to the canvas protects the print, although the durability of the color is dependent upon the quality of the ink lifted from the original print.
- The transferred print must be the same size as the originating print, as it is essentially the same physical image as the original.
- Limited to one transfer from a single original print.
- Black or White fabric tape is often used to finish the sides.