Keep up the hard work, I ordered the same press after watching your unboxing video. I look forward to learning more from you, and trying it when my press gets here. Thanks
Great video brother! Question, on 9:07 you can see scorching on your hat. Any advice on how to avoid this? Lower temperature with longer time maybe? I'm having the same issues right now and it's driving me nuts! lol.
After so many hats, I prefer the 100% cotton dad hats, it holds heat much better. As for the hat in the video, the scorching went away and its still holding strong. But that is a wool cap so its easier to show heat marks. Good question, i'll make a video on that topic.
Gracias por compartir 🤗 Ojalá pudiera hacer videos en español!!! La verdad hace mucha falta. Ya que en inglés hay demasiada información.Y usted lo hace muy bien ! Muchas bendiciones 🙏🏼
I love all your videos! Where did you get the pillow for the press? I may have missed it on your links in the description but I didn’t see it. Thank you!!
Okay! I think I found some just like it.. the options are 1/8, 1/4, or 3/8 thick, would you be able to guess how thick yours is? Haha. Sorry for all the questions!
Thanks for the comment. Its called Heat press adhesive from TwillUSA, and I have the link in the description. I use the 5mill for heat pressing patches.
Hello - I was wondering if you can help me. I stitched out a bunch of patches and I’m using heat and bond to try to stick them on my hats but they keep peeling off. I don’t know what temperature or time to press them for. (I have an inexpensive press unfortunately that only heats the top.) Also my thread on the patch seems to loose it’s definition when I press the patch. It flattens out.
Thank you so much for the advice. I just called Twill USA to order the adhesive. One more question if I may- I see that you use twill w/ adhesive to create this patch. Is it ok to use just 2 pieces of stabilizer to create a patch instead? At what point do you recommend the twill for a patch ?
My hats always look good like yours do, but if I pick at the patch a week or two later it comes off pretty easy. Have tried with a variety of heat transfer adhesives, and "cooked" them too. Not sure that any adhesive patch will be as good as sewing a patch on. And scorch marks are usually an issue. I am currently coming up with a way to sew embroidered patches on with an applique method. Also plan on using the method on acrylic beanie hats, which don't handle heat very well.
Just received my 360 IQ Hat press today . Decided to check out some videos. niceeeee
Thanks for this video. Nice work
Keep up the hard work, I ordered the same press after watching your unboxing video. I look forward to learning more from you, and trying it when my press gets here.
Thanks
Yea!! Thanks for the message, I have more hat press videos coming soon.
Nice! Luiz does a great job on the digitizing. Buying the press this week. Great tutorial.....
Nice!! Ive been working on different hat projects, i'll definitely add more videos to the collection.
Can you give me luiz's contact info?
www.vitordigitizing.net
Thank you! I am excited to try this.
Looks good thanks
HUY! That patch tho.... 🩸🩸
Great video brother! Question, on 9:07 you can see scorching on your hat. Any advice on how to avoid this? Lower temperature with longer time maybe? I'm having the same issues right now and it's driving me nuts! lol.
After so many hats, I prefer the 100% cotton dad hats, it holds heat much better. As for the hat in the video, the scorching went away and its still holding strong. But that is a wool cap so its easier to show heat marks. Good question, i'll make a video on that topic.
🔥 nice work
What kind of border do you have on that patch. it looks very raised. looks great
Gracias por compartir 🤗 Ojalá pudiera hacer videos en español!!! La verdad hace mucha falta. Ya que en inglés hay demasiada información.Y usted lo hace muy bien ! Muchas bendiciones 🙏🏼
Hey Romero where did you find that white foam material that you used as a buffer between the hat and press?
It came w/ the heat press. 3 different sizes of thickness, that was the thinner one.
If your not making the patch yourself, you truly don’t know how good of quality they are. Is any patch marked iron on good for a heat press???Ty
Have you or can you use Chenille patches with this heat press machine?
romero, great vid, what is the brand of adheasive you use, not having much luck, thanx daniel
Hello thanks for the message, I put the link down in the description. Its called: HEAT PRESS ADHESIVE: P600 5-Mil 49.5″ Permanent, from TwillUSA.
Where did you get that foam you used on the hat?
It came with the hat heat press.
I love all your videos! Where did you get the pillow for the press? I may have missed it on your links in the description but I didn’t see it. Thank you!!
Hello, here's the items I use at my shop, let me know if im forgetting something.
www.amazon.com/shop/romerothreads/list/27TVCO3PK3RFV
I don’t see it. I’m looking for that white padding you used.
Ok, the white pad came with the hat heat press.
Okay! I think I found some just like it.. the options are 1/8, 1/4, or 3/8 thick, would you be able to guess how thick yours is? Haha. Sorry for all the questions!
It came with all 3. I mostly use the 1/4in but sometimes I will alternate on either 1/8 or 3/8.
EXCELLENT VIDEO, WHAT IS THE EXACT NAME OF THE PEEL AND HEAT ADHESIVE, ALSO WERE CAN I GET IT, ONCE AGAIN , GREAT INFO,THANX DAN
Thanks for the comment. Its called Heat press adhesive from TwillUSA, and I have the link in the description. I use the 5mill for heat pressing patches.
Thanx man
Where can we get the white padding at for this project?
It came w/ the hat heat press from Stahls.
Hello - I was wondering if you can help me. I stitched out a bunch of patches and I’m using heat and bond to try to stick them on my hats but they keep peeling off. I don’t know what temperature or time to press them for. (I have an inexpensive press unfortunately that only heats the top.) Also my thread on the patch seems to loose it’s definition when I press the patch. It flattens out.
It sounds like you might need more pressure. I don’t use Heat n Bond, I use adhesive from Twill USA, I think it sticks stronger.
Thank you so much for the advice. I just called Twill USA to order the adhesive. One more question if I may- I see that you use twill w/ adhesive to create this patch. Is it ok to use just 2 pieces of stabilizer to create a patch instead? At what point do you recommend the twill for a patch ?
what’s the hat stand cald
My hats always look good like yours do, but if I pick at the patch a week or two later it comes off pretty easy. Have tried with a variety of heat transfer adhesives, and "cooked" them too. Not sure that any adhesive patch will be as good as sewing a patch on. And scorch marks are usually an issue. I am currently coming up with a way to sew embroidered patches on with an applique method. Also plan on using the method on acrylic beanie hats, which don't handle heat very well.
Hi did you get to solve the issue?
What heat press is that?
Heat Press Nation 15x15
what type of adhesive did you use?
I use HEAT PRESS ADHESIVE: P600 5-Mil 49.5″ Permanent
twillusa.com/product/adhesive-by-the-yard/
What produc did you use on the back of emb to make it into a patch?
how did you not burn the hat with that much heat?
Its a 100% cotton hat, does real good w/ heat.
I have the that heat press from heat press nation...I cant find anyone to fix it...it wont heat up anymore...do you have suggestions?
I never had to trouble shoot my heat press. Maybe call them up and they might have common solutions.
where can i purchase the blank hat?
Whats up, without a resale license www.blankcaps.com with a resale ssactivewear.com 👌🏽
Where did you buy your stand from that you’re using for your heat press and hat press
I got it at Cosco.
@@RomeroThreads nice! product info?