Great video and tips!! I think you might need to add the rubber mat back on the heat press before you press your design so it gives it more pressure and touches all of those areas on the design and tote bag. Thank you for the great ideas!!!
I agree, great tips and video. i was also thinking that the top area where the print needed even pressure was not "touching" the plate completely and a silicon or rubber mat below the bag would have solved the issue of the seams and handles being in the way. I maybe wrong as I was watching this video because I'm still learning about DTF stuff.
It's always best to use d. T. F inc when doing this type of process. I know everyone tries to do it. Go around and I have been there myself using my sublimation machine as well. As the method that you just used the only recommendation that I could give is to do heavy pressure because it's required when doing this type of process and then it. If you see that the letters or whatever your design is coming up while you are peeling it back then you need to immediately stop and then do another press and then wait and let it cool down a little bit and then attempt it again.
Great video and tips!! I think you might need to add the rubber mat back on the heat press before you press your design so it gives it more pressure and touches all of those areas on the design and tote bag.
Thank you for the great ideas!!!
I agree, great tips and video. i was also thinking that the top area where the print needed even pressure was not "touching" the plate completely and a silicon or rubber mat below the bag would have solved the issue of the seams and handles being in the way. I maybe wrong as I was watching this video because I'm still learning about DTF stuff.
How about the pad missing under the bag. That would press it better.
It's always best to use d. T. F inc when doing this type of process. I know everyone tries to do it. Go around and I have been there myself using my sublimation machine as well. As the method that you just used the only recommendation that I could give is to do heavy pressure because it's required when doing this type of process and then it. If you see that the letters or whatever your design is coming up while you are peeling it back then you need to immediately stop and then do another press and then wait and let it cool down a little bit and then attempt it again.
Thanks
Hi Laura, it looks like it just needed a bit more pressure... V
And maybe the handles hanging off the press.
Seems as though you didn't melt the power thoroughly before pressing.
I would use more time.
Looks like your powder wasn’t cured enough. It should look vibrant all over and shiny on the back.