Description
- HIGH REFLECTIVE FOR CLOTHES - Safety grade "retroreflective" material means light from different angles reflect back to a driver's eye making you more visible.
- IDEAL FOR PERFORMANCE WEAR - High stretch and excellent durability to many washes make these ideal for running and cycling wear. Applies well to polyester, spandex, cotton and nylon. Works on most other garment material, but special care is needed for fleece to avoid heat damage from iron. Most leathers are ok if iron heat is not a problem. It may not hold well to freshly treated DWR coated rain jackets.
- EASY TO APPLY WITH IRON - 1. Turn your iron to the hottest it goes (linen) 2. Lay garment on hard flat surface 3. Press iron with medium pressure for 15 seconds
- BE SEEN - Apply to various areas of all your running apparel to be seen when you are running or cycling at night near cars. The light from a car's headlights reflects off of little mirrored glass beads and back to the eyes of the driver. This same material is used on road workers' clothes and safety vests. A stylish silver in normal daylight, but shines white light at night when reflecting a light source.
- TIP FOR HEAT SENSITIVE FABRICS - Always test if your fabric will be damaged by an iron by putting the iron on the inside or a not so visible part of the garment. If it does mark, make sure you raise up the transfer area when applying so only the transfer shape gets direct heat and pressure. You can do this by cutting a piece of cardboard or chipboard to size and placing it under the garment exactly under the transfer. See our website for a training video (Irononexperts dot co).
High reflective iron on decals specifically for performance wear. Apply with a hot iron for 15 seconds to any fabric. Wash durable and permanent, yet lightweight and stylish.EASY TO APPLY WITH IRON - 1. Turn your iron to the hottest it goes (linen) 2. Lay garment on hard flat surface 3. Press iron with medium pressure for 15 secondsTIP FOR HEAT SENSITIVE FABRICS - Always test if your fabric will be damaged by an iron by putting the iron on the inside or a not so visible part of the garment. If it does mark, make sure you raise up the transfer area when applying so only the transfer shape gets direct heat and pressure. You can do this by cutting a piece of cardboard or chipboard to size and placing it under the garment exactly under the transfer. See our website for a training video (just search google for Iron On Experts).
