SGS Light Transfer Paper

There is a minimum order of 5 sheets.

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

Printing Instructions:
1. Pre-heat the heat press to 345°F.
2. Mirror the image (reverse) and print onto the white side of the paper using inkjet printer.
3. Trim away the unprinted areas of the transfer if desired using scissors, a knife or vinyl cutter if desired.
4. Prepress the garment to remove wrinkles and moisture. Allow the garment to cool.
5. Position the transfer paper, with the printed image facing down, onto the garment in the desired position.
6. Cover the transfer paper with a Teflon coated fabric sheet.
7. Press for 20 seconds using medium pressure.
8. Allow the garment to cool completely.
9. Carefully and evenly peel away the backing paper. To facilitate peeling, gently fold the fabric near an edge of the transferred image.

Hand ironing instructions will be included with the product.

Storage:
Store SGS 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.