FAQ: Inkjet transfer film
I have found 3 inkjet films that work well for the process of transferring images to wet paper, to wet fresco, acrylic gel medium, and alcohol gel. All these print well and will transfer the Ultrachrome & K3 pigmented inks with PHOTO BLACK for the Epson printers . I do not do anything to the films I use them straight out of the box. Different inks may have different results.   You have to print the images onto the film on a printer without pizza wheels at a high resolution such as 1440 dpi. The Epson inks do not dry hard onto the surface of these films so the prints need to be handled carefully until you transfer the images.

This information is not always up to date but these resources are listed to the best of my ability to share my information with you

InteliCoat DMCF4EN is avalable in rolls from D & P Media for Print, Inc. Lawrence, MA. (fast turnaround) http://www.dpmedia.com/
(877) 437-6334 , tell them Mary Taylor sent you. Or to find a supplier nearer you go to the InteliCoat website http://www.magicinkjet.com

DASS film sold by inkAID and Digital Art Studio Seminars. Available in sheets and rolls

Kimoto Silkjet SC4 by Kimoto Tech it is designed for dye based inkjet printers for making silk screen negatives.  
You can find other distributors by going through the Kimoto Tech website and contacting the Kimoto dealer near you.
The source I've purchased from is Professional Graphics Systems It is listed as a DYE Ink Only 4 mil film sold in sheets and rolls.
It works with the pigmented inks for transfer processes. The ink does not dry permanantly on the surface of the film.

Below are 3 images showing DMCF4EN with printed image and then transferred to wet cream colored Folio paper. Notice the AFTER photo on the right, the clear film is now shown with just specks of ink left after the transfer is complete.

Before The image printed on DMCF4EN film with inkjet print is laid over an invoice to show that the film is clear.	During Transferring the image to wet Folio paper. The paper was soaked in tap water, blotted, the printed film was placed face down and rubbed with hand pressure using a brayer.	After Transferred image on Folio paper with the printed film on the right. No image is left on the film, the ink is transferred from the film to the wet paper.