Usually when you get excess emulsion in the “drop-out” dots, it is caused by: 1) Moisture within the B-sheet. 2) Too much heat. 3) Too much pressure. We recommend: 1) Preheating the B-sheet by placing on bottom platen of the heat press while warm. Preheat B-sheet before you press to the A-foil sheet. 2) Lower the temperature by 5-10 degrees. 3) Lower pressure by ½ turn or 10 psi.
Great demo!
Thank you!!!
thank you Chris :) - super Video
Many thanks!
And forever paper don't last me but bout two washes and start cracking after one wear how can I improve quality
Hi Chris ! Great video again! I need help. How to avoid my holes or lines getting clogged with glue ?
Usually when you get excess emulsion in the “drop-out” dots, it is caused by: 1) Moisture within the B-sheet. 2) Too much heat. 3) Too much pressure. We recommend: 1) Preheating the B-sheet by placing on bottom platen of the heat press while warm. Preheat B-sheet before you press to the A-foil sheet. 2) Lower the temperature by 5-10 degrees. 3) Lower pressure by ½ turn or 10 psi.
How about rasterizing on color shirts? If you halftones rasterize in Photoshop do you print straight or still use raster settings in pro rip