LEOPARD PRINT - Heat Transfer Foil

Heat Transfer FoilProduct Overview:★Metallic finish for a fashionable effect on any garment or promotional piece ★Not recommended for use as a base layer in multi-color designs ★REQUIRES an Adhesive Sheet or Plastisol Ink to work properly ★Four different decorating techniquesNotes for Use★ Recommended Fabrics: Cotton, Polyester, and Poly/cotton blendsAdhesive Instructions ★ Cut design out of Adhesive Sheet(mirror design and cut with dull side (adhesive) up and shiny plastic (carrier sheet) down ★ ★ Press Adhesive Sheet for 3-5 Seconds with LIGHT pressure ★ Use Temperature of 300 degrees F ★ Peel carrier sheet hot (immediately) Foil Instructions ★ CAREFULLY place foil over the Adhesive design and make sure it is completely covered ★Place a cover sheet over design ★Press foil for 8-10 seconds with FIRM pressure ★Use Temperature of 300 degrees F ★Wait until completely cool to remove foil Alternate Design Methods Matte Finish – A second application will give the foil a less mirror-like, more matte finish. After your initial application, let cool, peel the transfer foil away and place the garment under the heat press again using a cover sheet. Distressed – Crumple the foil and then heat apply. The result is a custom “crackle” finish that’s still shiny and reflective. The more crumpled you make the foil, the more distressed the look. Multi-Color Effect – Apply the distressed foil as usual. Once it’s cool, peel back the foil and apply a different color piece of smooth foil to fill in the voids. You can also cut the foil into pieces and layer them on top of the adhesive to make a multi color effect without distressing.Colors may appear different than actual colors based on screen and monitor settings.Actual sheets may vary +/- 1/4" in size.Always perform a test cut. If multiple sheets are purchased, they will come as individual 12x12 sheets.We are not responsible for issues with equipment, settings, or other errors.Please visit http://howto.smahsinginkvinyl.com for additional information about using these materials.