InkFlex LIGHT InkJet Heat Transfer Paper

InkFlex Light transfer sheets can be used for the following materials:
Recommended for white and light colored fabrics only.  Applies to cotton, cotton/poly blends, spandex and lycra..

Printing Instructions:
1. Design or select your image on the computer.
2. Mirror the image (also referred to as flip or reverse).
3. Print your design on the coated side of the transfer paper which is the blank white side. Do NOT print on the blue side of the sheet.
4. Allow the transfer to dry.
5. Trim away excess unprinted areas of the sheet if desired.

Transferring:
1. Preheat the heat press to 375-400 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Set the press for medium pressure.
3. Preheat the garment for a few seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture.
4. Place the transfer face down (blue side up) on the garment and cover with a teflon sheet.
5. Press for 25-30 seconds.
6. Transfer backing sheet can be removed hot or cold.

Hand Iron Application:
1. It is best to use a smoot, hard, non-porous surface.
2. Preheat the iron to th highest setting (Cotton/Linen). Do not add water to the iron.
3. Place a pillowcase on the ironing surface. Iron to remove wrinkles.
4. Pre-iron the garment to remove wrinkles and moisture.
5. Position the transfer image side down (blue side up) on the garment.
6. Cover with a teflon sheet if desired.
7. Using firm pressure, slowly iron over the entire surface with sufficient overlapping. Iron side to side, top to bottom and along the edges moving continually for 2-3 minutes.
8. Remove the transfer hot or cold.

Storage:
Store InkFlex Light transfer papers in a cool, dry area and do not remove from carton or poly bag until you are ready to use.

Washing Instructions:
Turn garment inside out and wash in cold water using a mild detergent.
Do not use bleach.
Dry on low heat setting.
Do not iron directly on the transferred area.

Test Application:
We thoroughly test each of our products 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 vary in accuracy. Conduct tests to determine the best time and temperature to use with your equipment. Please keep in mind that 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.