The right size platen or your pressure may be too high- We have a video on avoiding the dreaded "pressbox" (especially on heat sensitive materials) here: th-cam.com/video/mdl9AXPMlt8/w-d-xo.html
i need help i am trying to find a physical or printable guide for using temps based on fabrics, etc. I am darned if I have found one i can laminate and refer to . Please help me...
That's a great question Cathleen, while we have a one sheet with all of our application instructions ( www.transferexpress.com/application-instructions ) and a poster available in our application kit: www.transferexpress.com/heat-press-accessories/application-kit we've always had some issues putting together a fabric and temperature guide because there's a wide range of heat-sensitivity on polyester depending on who you're ordering from. However, as a basic rule we try to keep dark colored, 100% polyester under 300 degrees. This is a fairly safe temperature for synthetic fibers, but depending on the quality of polyester, color or even if it's recycled polyester you may need to test commonly decorated apparel yourself and keep a list. For cotton or cotton dominant apparel any temperature under 380-400 should be a-ok.
Absolutely, our Goof Proof screen printed transfers look, wash, wear and feel just like a traditional screen print. We test all transfers to 50+ wash/dry cycles. They are both plastisol ink cured to the fabric of a t-shirt.
Hi Karen, it depends where specifically in the Caribbean: We ship to US Territories US Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico and we also service several other islands in the Atlantic, such as British Virgin Islands, Bermuda, Saint Kitts, French West Indies, and St. Maarten. Hope this helps!
Dave prefaces at the beginning that there's some Transfer Express specific tips in this video, but there's tons of general heat transfer, placement, how to avoid seams & get great, durable printed results.
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You guys are the best! For real...Great customer service and an awesome process. You make it so easy! Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words Tony, We're always happy to help out!
This video was so helpful, very detailed thanks so much!!!!
You're welcome! We're always happy to help out!
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What thing I can use to avoid the heat impression on tshirt that comes after transfer process?
The right size platen or your pressure may be too high- We have a video on avoiding the dreaded "pressbox" (especially on heat sensitive materials) here: th-cam.com/video/mdl9AXPMlt8/w-d-xo.html
i need help i am trying to find a physical or printable guide for using temps based on fabrics, etc. I am darned if I have found one i can laminate and refer to . Please help me...
That's a great question Cathleen, while we have a one sheet with all of our application instructions ( www.transferexpress.com/application-instructions ) and a poster available in our application kit: www.transferexpress.com/heat-press-accessories/application-kit we've always had some issues putting together a fabric and temperature guide because there's a wide range of heat-sensitivity on polyester depending on who you're ordering from.
However, as a basic rule we try to keep dark colored, 100% polyester under 300 degrees. This is a fairly safe temperature for synthetic fibers, but depending on the quality of polyester, color or even if it's recycled polyester you may need to test commonly decorated apparel yourself and keep a list. For cotton or cotton dominant apparel any temperature under 380-400 should be a-ok.
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Is the durability over time of heat transfers, closely equal to screen printing?
Absolutely, our Goof Proof screen printed transfers look, wash, wear and feel just like a traditional screen print. We test all transfers to 50+ wash/dry cycles. They are both plastisol ink cured to the fabric of a t-shirt.
Hi do you all ship to the carribbean...... thanks
Hi Karen, it depends where specifically in the Caribbean:
We ship to US Territories US Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico and we also service several other islands in the Atlantic, such as British Virgin Islands, Bermuda, Saint Kitts, French West Indies, and St. Maarten.
Hope this helps!
@@transferexpress hi am Trinidad and Tobago thanks
Tip #11. Don’t use your heat press to cook food.
🤣 It's makes a pretty good panini tho! 🤣
Don't cook your shirts past the recommended time....and don't drop the press on your 🦶🦶
🤣🤣🤣 Hot Tips! (We hope the "dropping the press on your foot" isn't from first hand experience!)
No, but when I was unboxing my auto-cam, I was a little scared that if I did drop it, that I'd be going to the ER.
Is this a infomercial or are you trying to pass on some scream printing knowledge?
Dave prefaces at the beginning that there's some Transfer Express specific tips in this video, but there's tons of general heat transfer, placement, how to avoid seams & get great, durable printed results.