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Hey! I just ordered a heatpress from heatpressnation.com, and I am using their paper "paropy inkjet light pro"

My question is, how can I press text without getting the box around my text? It's pretty noticeable, and I don't see how cutting around it would be a viable option as each letter would have to be separated, so that would take a very long time to align them and press it. So If I get myself a paper cutter, it would also just cut them all into a bunch of seperate letters, and if im printing something with 20+ words, you can see how that might not be a good option... Any suggestions?
 

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Hey! I just ordered a heatpress from heatpressnation.com, and I am using their paper "paropy inkjet light pro"

My question is, how can I press text without getting the box around my text? It's pretty noticeable, and I don't see how cutting around it would be a viable option as each letter would have to be separated, so that would take a very long time to align them and press it. So If I get myself a paper cutter, it would also just cut them all into a bunch of seperate letters, and if im printing something with 20+ words, you can see how that might not be a good option... Any suggestions?
You would make a cutable file and cut your text out on a plotter and then mask it and that keeps everything registered for placement.
 
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