PU heat transfer Vinyl / film, 20"x 1 FOOT ,IRON ON T-shirt Heat Transfer, Craft Garment, Cutting Plotter Heat Press - high quality, made in South Korea (Bright Yellow)
PU Vinyl ,Polyurethane films are the desired medium for t-shirt transfer graphics. 100% Brand New and high quality, made from South Korea,The quality is same as CAD-CUT Thermo-FILM These PU products tend to be thinner and more stretchable so they feel like part of the garment. This soft “hand” is what makes them so perfect for apparel graphics. PU transfer films are safe for young children who may mouth the garment and its applique. This soft “hand” is what makes them so perfect for apparel graphics.
The Premium PU vinyl tend to be thinner and more stretchable so they feel like part of the garment.  Premium PU vinyl is thin so it can be layered. This soft "hand" is what makes them so perfect for apparel graphics. PU transfer films are safe for young children who may mouth the garment and its applique. Clear adhesive layer keeps all pieces in the right place during application - parts accidentally removed during weeding can simply be placed back on sticky base paper before pressing to material. Adheres to: - 100 percent polyester  - 100 percent cotton  - Poly cotton blends  - Leather How to use PU heat transfer Vinyl - 1:Cut in reverse weed, cut on the "dull" surface.  - 2:45°/60° blade,  - 3:set the speed faster (at 50-75) for a large design, and at 25 definitely for a small one.  - 4:Preheat garment for 2-3 seconds  - 5:Temperature: 310°F-350°F (150°C-175°C),  - 6:Pressure: Medium even  - 7:Time: 10-15 seconds  - Peel: HOT or COLD - For best performance, cover and reheat for 2-3 seconds. Testing: Always test on a fabric swatch prior to production, especially on heavily treated fabrics. USE the home iron 1：Make sure it's hot enough. 2：Make sure your surface is HARD... can use a cutting board on a table. 3：Make sure you can apply pressure to the iron. use YOUR body weight. 4：Make sure to use a sheet of parchment paper or pillowcase,teflon sheet under your iron so that it doesn't drag. Iron on a hard surface. 5:Dry Heat is also important. You can check its adherence by lifting up a little corner of the carrier sheet. If not sticking, do again. Does take a little longer with regular iron.
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Dingword
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