DIY Iron on Heat Transfer Vinyl Cutter Plotter 1 Yard T Shirt Heat Applied (Royal Blue)

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How to use PVC heat transfer Vinyl - 1:Cut in reverse weed, cut on the "dull" surface. - 2:45°/60° blade, - 3:Our vinyl thickness is 110 Microns ,more thicker than Siser vinyl (which is 90 Microns ),so please set the knife a little deeper. - 4:set the speed faster (at 50-75) for a large design, and at 25 definitely for a small one. - 5:Preheat garment for 2-3 seconds - 6:Temperature: 302°F-320°F (150°C-160°C), - 7:Pressure: Firm - 8:Time: 8-12 seconds - Peel COOL, wait about 15 seconds - For best performance, cover and reheat for 2-3 seconds. Secret to 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. Adheres to: - 100 percent polyester - 100 percent cotton - Poly cotton blends - Leather Washing Instructions: - Turn garment inside out. - Machine wash COLD with mild detergent. - NO bleach. - Dry at a normal dryer setting on household machines. - Do not dry clean. - Instructions apply to the material only, please follow garment washing instructions as well. Testing: Always test on a fabric swatch prior to production, especially on heavily treated fabrics.