AW - Transfer Paper for Lights: 
 Commercial Inkjet Heat Press Transfer Instructions

 Printing Your Transfer

  • Insert a single sheet of transfer paper into the printer with the printable surface loaded correctly for your printer.
    (See your printer manual if necessary)

 Preparing to Transfer

  • Preheat the heat press to 375°F/190°C
  • Trim away any unprinted area around your image
  • Choose a white or light colored substrate made of 100% cotton, cotton/poly blend, or 100% polyester.

 Transferring with a Commercial Heat Press

  • Cut away blank, unprinted areas of the transfer
  • Place garment onto press pad
  • Place transfer (print side down) onto the garment
  • Press at 190° C (375° F) for 15 seconds, with medium/high pressure
  • Peel transfer immediately from fabric using firm, steady pressure for a matte finish or wait for transfer to cool before peeling for a shiny finish.

 Washing

  • Turn garment inside out before washing
  • Machine wash warm or cold
  • Mild Color-safe detergent (No Bleach)
  • Remove promptly from washer and place in dryer. Colors may bleed if garment is wet too long. If bleeding occurs, rewash immediately.
  • Dry in dryer inside out, on low setting

PRODUCT QUALITY ASSURANCE

Exhaustive procedures for testing each of the paper products has been established. To simulate real-world use and applicability, we test our products on a multitude of substrates, using many types of printers, copiers, transfer equipment, laundry detergents, etc. However, it is impossible to duplicate all printing, copying and transfer processes. Therefore, it is critical that you test the paper you plan to use before production or creating multiple garments/products to determine the suitability of the paper for your equipment, methods and substrate material.

The seller's and manufacturer's maximum obligation shall be to replace any paper that has been proven to be defective. Neither the seller nor the manufacturer shall be liable for any injury, direct or consequential, arising out of the use or inability to use the paper.