Pressing instructions

A commercial heat press is required for screen print transfers or a Cricut  Press at least 12x12 or 15x15 . If you use a Cricut press you will need too put your body on it and apply Heavy Pressure.  You should always check the temperature of your press with an infrared thermometer before you begin pressing. It is common for heat presses to run hotter or colder than the digital temperature actually shows on your press. In this case, you may need to adjust your temperature to make the proper accommodations.

 Full Color DTF Transfers 

Pre-press garment to remove moisture. 

Temp: 350 degrees  Fahrenheit

Pressure: Medium pressure 

Time: 15 seconds,

Peel :COLD Peel  COLD Peel 

Final Step: Repress 7 seconds with Teflon/ Parchment Paper 

Single Color Screen Prints

Pre-press garment to remove moisture.

Temp: 350 degrees Fahrenheit

Pressure: heavy (this is the most important piece, if it’s not sticking, you need more pressure!) Try going to Amazon for a pressing Pillow 

Time:7-10 seconds

Peel: Always peel HOT 

If you need to repress, we recommend protecting the print with parchment paper.

Clear Film Screen Prints

Pre-press garment to remove moisture.

Temp: 325-350 degrees Fahrenheit

Pressure: heavy (this is the most important piece, if it’s not sticking, you need more pressure!)

Time: 10-20 seconds

Peel: Always peel HOT Do not cover with anything (Teflon).

If you need to repress, we recommend protecting the print with parchment paper.

Chenille Patches 

Press at 300 to 350 for 20to 30 Seconds depending on your heat press. 

Turn your garment inside out and press again for about 10 seconds and your done

Puffy Instructions 

Pre-press garment to remove moisture.

Temp:350 degrees 

Time:7 second 

Pressure: Heavy Pressure 

Peel:Hot/Immediately 

DO NOT USE A TELFON SHEETS