DTF Heat Transfer, this can be applied to any combination of polyester/cotton, including 100% cotton. DTF FORMULA PRESSING INSTRUCTIONS 275-300 degrees; HEAVY PRESSURE 8-9 PSI. Pre press for 7 seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture; Press for 8-15 seconds; LET COOL THEN PEEL Press again for 8 seconds, with a parchment paper covering the design for protection (you don' have to cool again before removing the covering on the repress) Sublimation Transfer, this can be applied to polyester/cotton blend, consisting of at least 50% Polyester. The higher the polyester count, the more vibrant and longer lasting the Transfer will be. If the polyester count is too low, the ink will wash out of the fabric. We are not responsible for improper use of the transfer. 400 degrees; Medium Pressure Pre press for 7 seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture; Place sheets of white copy paper or parchment paper inside your shirt to prevent bleed through. Position your transfer face down (use heat tape if desired) and cover with Teflon sheet. Press for 45-60 Seconds Remove Transfer Immediately Sublimation Transfers can also be applied to other materials as long as the item has the proper coating applied and is advertised for sublimation (such as license plates, tumbers, key chains, etc.) Follow heating instructions recommended for those items. Due to the many variations in monitors and browsers, colors may appear different on different monitors. Computer monitors are not all calibrated equally and color reproduction on the Internet is not precise. With these factors in mind we cannot guarantee your transfers will match 100% from batch to batch or to the colors you see on your computer monitor. We do our very best to ensure all settings are repeated with each batch but please allow for some variances to occur. Every Heat Press is different, temps and pressure are not always accurate or even so adjusting for your individual press is necessary, we highly recommend a heat gun. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PRESSING ISSUES DUE TO INACCURATE TEMPERATURE OR PRESSURE.
