Can you apply vinyl to a t shirt using a heat press or iron?
1113161
This vinyl is not used for that. In order to do that you would need to buy vinyl specifically stating heat transfer on it.
2063570
I dont know of any other way to apply the vinyl to furniture besides with a staple gun. As long as the staples are going on the underside of the furniture it will not be damaged.
1280128
NO!!!!! An Iron will melt the patches and ruin the bottom surface of your iron. Aa sheet of laminating film is composed of various layers of plastic.
457713
Yes, you could iron sheets with it. You'd just have to do it in segments since the width of the press surface is about 25". I don't know the exact weight but I can easily pick it up and move it to another spot (and I'm a petite woman), yet it's sturdy when on the table for use.
987508
I design and cut my own Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV) and press them using this machine. Works great :)
184533
In some cases yes, and in some cases no. It would entirely depend on whether your fabric could withstand the heat of the application. We always recommend testing fabric first to see if it's damaged by an iron set to 350 degrees.
1435725
I have actually used it for both...on shirts and koozies using a clam shell thermal press...and on some sling bags with a standard household iron. Depending on what you are applying it to, how well it will work. It can take up to two minutes with an iron for t-shirt application with constant pressing...or 30 seconds on the thermal press. Hope this helps.
708269
Hello, Not good for t shirts, however, you can cut a design, weed out the copy, apply to t shirt, as a stencil, apply fabric paint, let dry, remove vinyl , and there it is your design on a shirt, take your time , test it on a old shirt first, copy will need to be a good size , small text probly wont get a good result, and Good luck ,I hope this helped. Steve
721839
It can be heated. I used it to make craft foam armor for cosplay. A really easy way is put the foam between 2 sheets on newspaper and run an iron over it for 10-15 seconds the foam should be bendable and once that's done it holds it's shape really well.
2259567
This foil is for hot stamping only and not for heat presses for transferring to fabric. We will list the special foil for heat transfer presses soon. Please let me know what you are looking, such as: color, roll width, number of feet, and core diameter. Regards, Victor
1966811
Yes, you can use this vinyl for your cutting machine. I purchased this same set for my Silhouette Cameo. It's awesome because you have a great color selection and can accomplish many projects with this purchase. The quality of the vinyl is great and I've had no problems with the vinyl peeling off projects.
1842783
It's easy but don't expect a perfecty pressed shirt that an iron can do. The steamer is better for sweaters and softer fabrics.
1340780
Permanently, no. But if you want to put a temporary sticker on a shirt, then sure. If you are looking for something long term, then you really need an iron on type of transfer paper.
283705
I have never tried vinyl. I have stuck to polishing silver and cleaning a stove top from time to time,, hard surfaces.
1123685
I don't see why it can't. I've never done it personally, but sticker material is very similar to the vinyl I use.
1737261
If you use an iron adhesive on the back of the design. You would have to use the fabric cutting blade also. Put the iron on adhesive on the material before you cut it of course maybe spray material with a spray adhestive after cutting it out without the iron on adhesive. If you do this you will need to sew it on the T Shirt as the spray on adhesives (for embroidery or qulting) are usually temporary. Hope this helps
1063044
No, but there are other ways to do this, usually involving a steam iron - you can find some ideas on DIY websites.