High Heat Screen Print Transfer Instructions

ALL SCREEN PRINT TRANSFERS WITHOUT A STICKER ON THE BACK ARE NORMAL SCREEN PRINT TRANSFERS.

High Heat Screen Print Instructions

Temperature: 350-375 Degrees Fahrenheit

Pressure: 60 PSI-#8 or Heavy Pressure

1. Preheat your garment for 7-10 seconds to remove excess moisture
2. Line up the transfer on the garment
3. Press for 7-10 seconds
4. Peel Hot

*Do NOT use a teflon sheet, butcher paper,  or parchment paper*

*If you own a bargain type press (typically less than $500), you may need to increase or decrease the time/temp. Our instructions are a starting point only*

*Cricut Easy Press will NOT work with these transfers*

Washing Instructions: The garment should not be washed for 24-48 hours to allow the print to completely cure. Wash inside out in cold water. Tumble dry low heat.

High heat transfers are marked with a removable neon colored sticker on the back. Single color transfers are NOT high heat and should be pressed normally. Please remove the sticker before pressing.

High heat screen print transfers require higher heat, even heat, and even pressure . Finding the sweet spot for your particular press can involve some trial and error. We will not replace shirts or screen prints for high heat transfers should you forget to remove the sticker on the back, blow the color out by pressing too long or with too much heat, or dexperience issues during the learning curve process. High heat transfers can be finicky, but they are not impossible. It is very important to NOT use any sort of cover over the transfer. Be sure to start at 350 degrees for exactly 7 seconds and adjust accordingly! If you press for longer than indicated or the temperature of your press is inaccurate, you will run the chance of “blowing” the color out (the color will seem lighter than the mockup provided). 

By purchasing our high heat transfers and receiving these instructions you agree to the above stated policy.

Questions?

Email: shopowlabouttransfers@gmail.com