Hello ! Thanks for the video :) I'm wondering, when you print under the pocket, does it work if you don't cut your image, and let part of the image under the pocket ? is it ok if there is the pocket above the image (like part of the image is hided by the pocket) ?
Great question Kristin! The short answer: It most likely will not apply properly... With normal application, the fabric layer of the pocket over the transfer blocks heat, so in most cases whatever part of the graphic is covered by pocket will not stick to the fabric. When removing the carrier the ink will "rip" leaving a jagged edge of the image where the inks stopped receiving full heat. If you apply heat for a longer duration to try to get through the pocket you may overcure the inks that are peeking "above" the pocket and not shielded by the fabric layer.
thanks man for the video
Good video!
Thanks Elaine, we're happy we could help!
Hello ! Thanks for the video :)
I'm wondering, when you print under the pocket, does it work if you don't cut your image, and let part of the image under the pocket ? is it ok if there is the pocket above the image (like part of the image is hided by the pocket) ?
Great question Kristin! The short answer: It most likely will not apply properly... With normal application, the fabric layer of the pocket over the transfer blocks heat, so in most cases whatever part of the graphic is covered by pocket will not stick to the fabric. When removing the carrier the ink will "rip" leaving a jagged edge of the image where the inks stopped receiving full heat.
If you apply heat for a longer duration to try to get through the pocket you may overcure the inks that are peeking "above" the pocket and not shielded by the fabric layer.
@@transferexpress oh ok thanks !! :)
@@transferexpress how about you print the graphic under the pocket first, then you continue printing other images as normal?
First 🙌🏾