Oracal Heat Transfer Vinyl Instructions
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Oracal heat transfer vinyl instructions. Sometimes the type of material may affect those recommended. We specilize in oracal vinyl and siser easyweed iron on heat transfer. Adding heat to the design will soften the adhesive. With smooth heat transfer vinyl you can see that you have a good application when you can see the weave of the fabric through the vinyl see the image below.
Oracal 651 permanent adhesive vinyl and siser easyweed the best for use with cricut silhouette and all craft cutters. Heat transfer vinyl htv htv products continued on next page last update. Cut settings for graphtec ce6000. 9 17 20 product cricut setting silhouette setting brother scan cut settingpressing temp.
Siser chemica and others vary slightly in application instructions temperature time pressure peel type care etc so be sure to read the specifications on how to use the product. With over 30 colors to choose from it can be used for all hard surface applications with a 6 year outdoor durability. Are you new to vinyl. Cut image in right reading.
Allow the adhesive to cure for at least 24 hours before washing. Settings can alter for each cutter and how dull or sharp the blade is. Squeegee transfer mask over image. Are you wanting to learn a few more tips and tricks before your first project.
Once the iron on vinyl has been properly applied it is ready for wearing using and laundering. Tip for oracal 651 use a hairdryer to remove stubborn bubbles. Remove the white backing images will stick to the transfer mask 5. Heat transfer smooth blade 2 speed 5 thickness 8 blade 2 speed 1 pressure 1 275 degrees 15 seconds light to.
Are you just starting out with your cutting machine. Remove transfer mask. Oracal 651 adhesive sign vinyl is a top of the industry product with high gloss. Peel up the transfer tape leaving the vinyl design on the product.
Pressing heat transfer products can vary depending on the htv product manufacturer and type. Squeegee images onto surface.