Cold Peel transfers..... Quick explanation on how to PRINT plastisol transfers?
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Cold Peel transfers..... Quick explanation on how to PRINT plastisol transfers?
Cold Peel transfers..... Quick explanation on how to PRINT plastisol transfers?
Hey guys. ust picked up 25 cold peel transfers.
So I Screen onto the transfer, then heat press it onto the shirt wait for it to cool, and peel off?
IF thats right, my question is do i cook the ink onto the transfer?
Im a little confused....
Hey guys. ust picked up 25 cold peel transfers.
So I Screen onto the transfer, then heat press it onto the shirt wait for it to cool, and peel off?
IF thats right, my question is do i cook the ink onto the transfer?
Im a little confused....
You should have gotten instructions with them but you pretty much got the idea.My cold peel transfer samples I got from First Edition were 370 degrees and time was press at 12 to 15 seconds at med to heavy pressure. Remove from press let cool for a minute and peel. should work.
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So I Screen onto the transfer, then heat press it onto the shirt wait for it to cool, and peel off?
IF thats right, my question is do i cook the ink onto the transfer?
Im a little confused....
Lou's method as yours is pretty much standard for cold peel transfers.
as for: "my question is do i cook the ink onto the transfer?"
I am a bit confused with this one...you asked if you should screen onto these and then press. Do you actually have printed transfers or cold peel transfer paper for printing?
I thought thats where we were heading but wasnt quite sure. Since I dont screenprint I cant help you on how you cure plastisol transfers but I am very interested. Do you have some sort of vacume platen that holds the transfer paper flat as you press? I would like to know this process so please keep us informed.
Since I dont screenprint I cant help you on how you cure plastisol transfers but I am very interested. Do you have some sort of vacume platen that holds the transfer paper flat as you press? I would like to know this process so please keep us informed.
Ok thats a great link!
Yeah so I am a screenprinter, and i wanted to use them for silkscreened labels, in side of shirts.
Dont have a heat transfer press, however.
Could an iron, with force, get it hot enough to be cooked with my conveyor dryer, or flash unit?
Or better yet, could an iron, get it hot enough to be taken off the paper?
i.e peeled. and then cured under a unit?
Ok thats a great link!
Yeah so I am a screenprinter, and i wanted to use them for silkscreened labels, in side of shirts.
Dont have a heat transfer press, however.
Could an iron, with force, get it hot enough to be cooked with my conveyor dryer, or flash unit?
Or better yet, could an iron, get it hot enough to be taken off the paper?
i.e peeled. and then cured under a unit?
Well, around here for small size transfers all you need is a Home Hot Iron and some downard force muscle to press it on to shirts etc. .. really.
The inks/glue press on easy and quick hot peel/split.
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