Is there a trick to printing puff transfers. I ordered transfers from Air Waves and when I went to print them I got mixed results. It seems one shirt would come out perfect and then the next one wouldn't. Out of 62 shirts printed I lost 18 due to the puff coming off. If they all had come out bad or all had come out good I would be able to see what was going on, but with the mixture it seems baffling. When I pull the backing off of the transfer I use a steady pull and don't yank it. It seems to happen mainly with the large prints and it's the middle of the print that comes loose.
I use a George Knight press and followed the instructions per Air Waves concerning time and temperture. I used heavy pressure. I did notice a 4 to 5 degree temperture fluctuation in my machine so I'm wondering if that's the problem.
Sorry for the long post but this is frustrating.
John
I use a George Knight press and followed the instructions per Air Waves concerning time and temperture. I used heavy pressure. I did notice a 4 to 5 degree temperture fluctuation in my machine so I'm wondering if that's the problem.
Sorry for the long post but this is frustrating.
John