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Old April 5th, 2008 Apr 5, 2008 9:02:49 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Can anyone tell me what's wrong, if tranfers dont stick to shirt. Did required Temperature, it was hot peel, but the designs dont come off clean.
 
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What kind/brand transfers are you using?

What temp are you using?

How long are you pressing?
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375 Degrees, 15 seconds, Digi Print
 
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I would suggest you pre press the shirt to get out all the moisture first. I would then check your pressure. Good luck ....... JB
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Thanks, that helped a little, but not all design is sticking
 
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For Application on all garment types and colorsDownloadable PDF1. Prepare your machine For Hotronix®
Temperature:
305°(other machines at 315° or higher)
Pressure: Med/Firm 6-8

Allow for warm up time.

Preheat Bottom Pad
Before applying, lock the top platen down for 60 seconds. This helps the ink to flow properly during the application.NOTE: These recommended time, temperature and pressure settings are for Stahls' Hotronix® heat seal machines. Settings on other heat presses may vary based on their inconsistencies.

2. Preheat Garment
A. Place garment on platen
B. Press for 3-5 seconds or until there is no more steam to remove wrinkles & moisture.
C. Check to be sure there are no obstructions such as buttons, pockets or seams. If there are, raise print area only with Print Perfect pad or mouse pad.

3. Remove the backing paper Remove the yellow backing paper from the transfer. You should be left with the transfer on a clear plastic carrier.

4. Position & Press
A. Place the transfer on the garment. You should be able to see the transfer as it will appear on the garment.
B. Close the machine.
C. Press for 5 seconds

5. Peel
A. Open the machine.
B. Peel off the clear plastic carrier quickly in a smooth, even motion.

6. Cover and Press
A. Cover with the transfer paper provided.* The transfer paper can be re-used.
B. Close the machine.
C. Press for 5 Seconds
* A cover sheet has been provided. However, other cover sheets may be used for different finishes. (Ex: Teflon Sheet, Kraft Paper, Flexible Application Pad, etc)

7. Peel
A. Open the machine.
B. Peel off the transfer paper quickly in a smooth, even motion.
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