INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Create or select your design on your computer
2. DO NOT mirror your image or artwork.
3. Check printer settings and set to single sheet feeding.
4. Load the paper so that the image will appear on the coated side of the paper.
5. Print the design and allow it to dry.

1. Preheat the garment for a few seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture.
2. Place the transfer on top of the garment with the image side up.
3. Cover the entire image area with a parchment sheet.
4. Press on the commercial heat press machine for 15 to 30 seconds at 375 F / 175 C using heavy pressure.

1. Choose a very smooth hard surface at waist level or below, but do not use an ironing board.
2. Preheat the iron to the highest cotton setting for 3 minutes - do not use warm.
3. Do not use steam (empty all the Water)
4. Place a pillowcase on the hard surface and iron to remove any wrinkles.
5. Place the garment on the center of the pillowcase and iron to ensure flatness.
6. Place the transfer with the image facing side UP in the desired position on the garment.
7. Using two hands firmly slide the iron vertically up and down.

1. In 90 seconds, make enough passes to completely iron the shirt two times.
2. The iron should be half off the edge of the transfer when the edges are ironed.
3. Using two hands firmly slide the iron horizontally from side to side.
4. In 90 seconds, make enough passes to completely iron the shirt two times.
5. Again, the iron should be half off the edge of the transfer when the edges are ironed.

• Leave finished item for at least 24 hours before washing.
• Turn the garment inside out and wash in cold water using a mild detergent.
• Do not use bleach. Dry on the low heat setting, do not dry clean Do not iron directly on the transferred area.

• Store unused sheets in a resealable poly bag on a flat, cool and dry area

• We test each of our products thoroughly on various substrates using different transfer equipment. However, it is impossible for us to duplicate all variables using all substrates and transfer equipment. Therefore, it is essential that you test the paper prior to production using your equipment, methods, and substrate material. Heat presses very in accuracy. Conduct tests to determine the best time and temperature to use with your equipment. Please keep in mind the seller's and manufacturer's maximum obligation shall be to replace any paper that has proven to be defective. Neither the seller nor the manufacturer shall be liable for any injury, direct or consequential, arising out of the use of, or inability to use this paper.