what part of ca are you in. I am up in Stockton, I just sold my 9 x 12 press on ebay that got me started. Now have 15 x 15.. So you doing hot peel and using 2 sheets. You should not have a problem Are you using iron all, mira cool or standard hot peel (Yuck!) I guess we the viewers would have to see the design your doing to really give you an idea.
tips for mutliple-sheet design transfer??
I want to conquer this beast....
Planning to make shirt today, and though my 9x12 is a good size... i want this mutha to be IMPRESSIVE!
I'm thinking at least two sheets, but hope that someone may have some guidance as to how to lay it out, mark it off, plot it or something to prevent misalignment, etc, etc.
(keep in mind material wise i have a home office and some normal stuff in the garage)
I'm goin big!
Planning to make shirt today, and though my 9x12 is a good size... i want this mutha to be IMPRESSIVE!
I'm thinking at least two sheets, but hope that someone may have some guidance as to how to lay it out, mark it off, plot it or something to prevent misalignment, etc, etc.
(keep in mind material wise i have a home office and some normal stuff in the garage)
I'm goin big!
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hm... lets try this again then... odd I've never had a tinypic link go bad....
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trying to understand you mutha question here.
to print a JUMBO size decal larger then your press, make 2 transfers, aligh-marks, press 1, line up the second, then press it.
You can cover the entire thing with teflon as you press the second time. This will ensure no direct contact with your top heat press plate.
May need to add a few more seconds to press time when using teflon and let it cool before you remove the teflon.
Is this what you were asking about ?
to print a JUMBO size decal larger then your press, make 2 transfers, aligh-marks, press 1, line up the second, then press it.
You can cover the entire thing with teflon as you press the second time. This will ensure no direct contact with your top heat press plate.
May need to add a few more seconds to press time when using teflon and let it cool before you remove the teflon.
Is this what you were asking about ?
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