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When peeling inkjet heat transfer, ink looks jagged and not fully transferred

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I JUST STARTED HEAT PRESSING MY TRANSFER PAPER SAYS THAT I NED TO DO 190 C AND 30 SECONDS BUT WHEN I TRIED TO PEEL TRANSFER PAPPER THE INK LOOKS REALLY JAGGED AND IT LOOKS LIKE IT DOSENT PEAL CORRECTLY IF I LEAVE IT LONGER DOES THE FABRIC BURN WHATS THE BEST SOLUTION?????:eek:
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Sounds like you don't have enough pressure.
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wormil
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http://www.t-shirtforums.com/plastisol-transfers/t176601.html
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yeah you might want to tighten the pressure valve on your press. Normally I press my heat transfers at about 176 c (350ish F) for 60 secs, and I have never had a problem. Hope this helps.:)
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I agree about the pressure
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I press my heat transfers at about 176 c (350ish F) for 60 secs, and I have never had a problem. Hope this helps.
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60 seconds sounds like a long time. We usually do 30 seconds or so.
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