[Wheathaven]

When doing a front design...then adding numbers on the back of a T....what is the proper way to do this...my first order and I don't want to mess up!

 

[ole Jobe]

I always screen the front first. If the ink is fully cured, there will be no problems pressing the number on the back if the lower platen is clean and covered with teflon. God Bless.

 

[Bryan Ultduct]

I agree with Ole Jobe! I too am pretty new vs most on this board, we putt a lot of last names on shirts around here but no issues so far. If in doubt, use your teflon also on the back side.

 

[2davets]

Hi!

I'm interested in the answer to the question as well, but I want to check if I am understanding it.

Is it print and press/cure front image, then print and press/cure back image - using usual print/cure timings and temperature each time?

Many thanks
Dave

 

[ole Jobe]

Normally, when doing transfers front and back, you would want to to the smallest image first, which is usually the front.

 

[marik]

More info please

 

[ole Jobe]

More info please

Everything you need to know is either given above or in the instructions that come with the transfer paper.

 

[Rojoyinc]

I didn't get it either... Re read it. When you do one side, then turn it over... The pressed image side is now down. Re heating and pressing the opposite side means that the image side gets warm around and is face down. So make sure you have teflon top and bottom. I get it and now need to order a second sheet of teflon