THANK YOU! I didn’t know that I could over heat my transfer...so I’ve learned to heat and press well but not too hard and then I take a towel and rub it until it is cool...then it peels off better! Yay! Ty
I actually printing my first shirt using Siser EasyWeed, I must say the outcome is quite impressive. I will purchase more Siser products. Joe, your tutorials are helpful.
Thanks for all the videos on siser..I have the new cricut autopress..just about to use with easyweed later in the day.. the only problem is it only has auto pressure...and I cant adjust the pressure...hopefully this will work..ill see. But thanks for the great videos.
My question is regarding Reflective heat transfer sheet. The problem is once its washed, looks like the print is loosing its reflective ability (NOT peeling off, print area is intact still) Is it due to washing conditions or it isn't pressed properly? I think I press it like 3 to 5 sec, should I press for 10-15 sec to avoid it? Or its just due to wash?
I used a teflon sheet and a home iron to apply my heat transfer. And the texture of the teflon sheet got imprinted on the transfer image. I was just using one hand, and about 1/2 of my bodyweight. What am I doing wrong?
The Siser HTV will take on the shape of the garment. So, naturally it will take on the wrinkles after being washed/dried. You can iron the wrinkles out. Just use a cover sheet and press it for a few seconds and it will go back to normal.
THANK YOU! I didn’t know that I could over heat my transfer...so I’ve learned to heat and press well but not too hard and then I take a towel and rub it until it is cool...then it peels off better! Yay! Ty
Great video! It’s nice to see information presented in a fun way! Good job!
Thank you for watching, Jennifer! Don't forget to subscribe :)
I actually printing my first shirt using Siser EasyWeed, I must say the outcome is quite impressive. I will purchase more Siser products. Joe, your tutorials are helpful.
Thank you for all your help 💓💓💓
You're very welcome!
Very helpful and useful to know these tips. Thanks!
I just wanna say, God bless you.
Thank you so much!!
Standing on the iron! Precisely what I was thinking!!! 😂😂😂😂
This is such a helpful tutorial. Thanks so much for answering my pressure questions. Also, I LOVE your app for the phone. So handy/helpful!!!
Thanks for all the videos on siser..I have the new cricut autopress..just about to use with easyweed later in the day.. the only problem is it only has auto pressure...and I cant adjust the pressure...hopefully this will work..ill see. But thanks for the great videos.
Hello! Thank you for watching our videos :)
Unfortunately, not being able to adjust the pressure may cause an issue for the life of the transfer.
They charge way too much for that machine especially for it to not be adjustable!
@5:37 that was godlike bro
Very informative, thanks a lot
Love it!!!
dude your funny af thanks
My question is regarding Reflective heat transfer sheet. The problem is once its washed, looks like the print is loosing its reflective ability (NOT peeling off, print area is intact still)
Is it due to washing conditions or it isn't pressed properly? I think I press it like 3 to 5 sec, should I press for 10-15 sec to avoid it? Or its just due to wash?
It could be the wash! please email our Tech Support at Support@siserna.com
What kind of vinyl paper you used for “Decoration Zone” design?
how many psi or bar to use when you have a pneumatic air heat press?
143 psi
I used a teflon sheet and a home iron to apply my heat transfer. And the texture of the teflon sheet got imprinted on the transfer image. I was just using one hand, and about 1/2 of my bodyweight. What am I doing wrong?
Too much pressure
I use siser.. and I've learned I'm over heating.. but now it's wrinkling I washed my shirt and the vinyl is wrinkly..so maybe it's the pressure?
The Siser HTV will take on the shape of the garment. So, naturally it will take on the wrinkles after being washed/dried.
You can iron the wrinkles out. Just use a cover sheet and press it for a few seconds and it will go back to normal.
What would 60lbs be medium or high pressure
Medium pressure is about 32-38 PSI
are the muscles distracting anyone else?.... just me??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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That shit was funny. I'm just glad it didn't fall on your head, because, Jesus. =P
hahah It got pretty close there! We do our own stunts here at Siser North America!
Righty tightly and lefty loosy
Clockwise and counterclockwise! Lol.