Logan. The fabric is just to protect the base during shipping. It can be discarded if you want. There are tools (T Square, Logo Grid) available to help with alignment.
Transpro 15x15 Auto Questions
Hey Guys thanks for any help in advance.
So I have had this press for a couple of weeks and have some generic questions that I cant find answers to so far.
1. Am I supposed to remove the felt fabric from the bottom of the press where you lay the shirt?
2. What is the purpose of the loose piece of fabric that comes with the press the one that is white with a black square in the middle?
3. Also, I'm having a couple of alignment issues when it comes to making sure the transfer is balanced on the shirt? Best practices would be appreciated.
Thanks for the help!
Logan
So I have had this press for a couple of weeks and have some generic questions that I cant find answers to so far.
1. Am I supposed to remove the felt fabric from the bottom of the press where you lay the shirt?
2. What is the purpose of the loose piece of fabric that comes with the press the one that is white with a black square in the middle?
3. Also, I'm having a couple of alignment issues when it comes to making sure the transfer is balanced on the shirt? Best practices would be appreciated.
Thanks for the help!
Logan
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Load the shirt straight this is most important part.
Slap the logo onto the chest about 3 fingers below the neck depending on the size of shirt, a little lower for XXL a little higher for Small.
Get a steel ruler and check that top left corner of logo is equal distance from left edge as the top right corner is to the right edge of shirt, do the same with the bottom corners. Allow yourself 5mm tolerance as no one will notice if you are up to 5mm out.
Slap the logo onto the chest about 3 fingers below the neck depending on the size of shirt, a little lower for XXL a little higher for Small.
Get a steel ruler and check that top left corner of logo is equal distance from left edge as the top right corner is to the right edge of shirt, do the same with the bottom corners. Allow yourself 5mm tolerance as no one will notice if you are up to 5mm out.
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