• Use a flat, hard surface for your textile heat  transfer application; avoid soft surfaces.
• Steam and Water: Always ensure the steam function is off and the iron is empty of water
• Use a press-then-lift technique, applying medium pressure in sections over the transfer. This ensures even heat distribution across the entire design.
• Set the iron to the correct temperature; high heat is needed but excessive heat can damage the transfer or fabric.
• Avoid zippers, pockets, seams, and buttons in the press area
• Surface Cleanliness: Ensure the  material whether fabric, wood, or another surface is smooth, clean, and free from wrinkles, grease and dirt.

• Adjust Accordingly: Set the iron to the appropriate temperature for your material. Each material has a specific heat requirement to ensure optimal adhesion.
• Disable Steam: Turn off the steam function and empty any water from the iron to prevent moisture from interfering with the transfer.

• Protect the Area: Use a heat mat or towel on a solid, flat surface like a table or counter. Avoid using an ironing board, as it may not provide the stability needed.
• Ensure Dryness: Iron over the surface to remove any moisture, ensuring it is completely dry.
• Clean Iron Plate: Check that the iron plate is clean and free from debris to prevent any unwanted marks on the transfer.

• Trim the excess film around the printed image.
• Carefully remove the white backing paper and place the transfer on the surface. Ensure the image is facing upwards and visible through the film.
• Avoid zippers, pockets, seams, and buttons in the press area.
• Place a sheet of parchment paper over the transfer and surrounding area to safeguard it and the surface from direct heat.

• Use a press-then-lift technique, applying medium pressure in sections over the transfer. This ensures even heat distribution across the entire design. Avoid sliding the iron back and forth
  • Wood: 150°C for 12 seconds
  • Canvas: 150°C for 12 seconds
  • Metal: 150°C for 12 seconds
  • Cotton: 150°C for 15 seconds
  • 50/50 Blend: 150°C for 15 seconds
  • Tri-Blend: 135°C for 10 seconds
  • Polyester: 135°C for 8 second

• Cool Completely: Wait until the transfer is no longer warm to the touch before attempting to peel it off.

• To ensure a more permanent transfer, soften the design, enhance durability, and eliminate any unwanted shine, cover the area with a clean sheet of parchment paper. Press each section of the transfer for an additional 5 seconds, ensuring even coverage.

  Removing Excess Adhesive

  If you encounter excess adhesive around the image after the final press, you can easily remove it with these steps:

  1. Cover the Design Place a clean sheet of parchment paper over the transferred design.
  2. Apply Heat Gently press down with the iron for a few seconds to warm the area.
  3. Peel While Warm Carefully peel off the parchment paper while it is still warm. This hot peel technique will help effectively remove any leftover adhesive.

  Important Note: Use the hot peel method solely for removing excess adhesive. For the initial application of the transfer, the cold peel method should be used.

• Washing Instructions: For fabric applications, wash the item inside out on a gentle cycle and air dry to preserve the transfer.

• Store your transfers in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight ..
• Keep them flat and avoid exposure to high humidity.
• Store them in an airtight area to avoid dust accumulation.
• For best results, use within 2 months of purchase to ensure optimal performance.

When you purchase one of our  transfers rest assured that our commitment to your satisfaction extends beyond just the product. We understand that questions or concerns can arise, and we're here to help you every step of the way. Our dedicated customer support team is available seven days a week to assist you.