A Full list of applicable materials:
1. Fabric with Cotton ≤30%: backpack, beanies, boxer, dog shirt, face mask, fannypack, fiberglass, gaiter, jacket, sequin, textile application, underwear, bag, canvas, cap, mouse pads, non-cotton pillow, pillow, sock
2. Ceramic & Tile: glass,tumbler, flower vase, ceramic mugs, ceramic plate, ceramic tiles, cup, mug
3. Metal Plate(Chromaluxe): clock, licence plate, Metal plates, key chain, phone case, tile
4. Boards (Wood): hard boards, cutting board, photo panel, plaques, wall panel
Things you should notice before use
1. Colors after printing may look dull. But the colors after sublimation will look much more vivid. Please finish sublimation and see the color result before change any setting.
2. Please Avoid storing in high temperature, heavy wet and direct sunlight.
3. They are only for light colored or white polyester fabrics and polyester coated items. Hard objects must be coated.
4. Its' a good idea to use an absorbent cloth or a non textured paper towel behind your transfer to absorb excess moisture.
5. Each heat press, batch of ink and substrate will react a little differently. Printer setting, paper, ink, transfer time and temperature, substrate all play a role in the color output. Trial and error is KEY.
6. Blowouts are generally caused by uneven heating, excessive pressure or overheating. To avoid this issue, use a Teflon pad to cover your transfer and lessen the variations in temperature.
7. No ICC setting, Paper: high quality plain paper. Quality: high quality. Then click on "more options" tab. Select CUSTOM for color correction then click ADVANCED and choose ADOBE RGB for color management. 2.2 Gamma.
8. If you haven't used these sheets before, we would suggest a practice on some scrap fabric before committing to your best t-shirt.