How To Print Foam Front Trucker Hats

[@AOD92]

Received your sample pack & they work beautifully so thanksfor that. I do have a hat but not a trucker hat that I would like to work on. Thanks for this very informative video

[@transferexpress]

Absolutely! We're always happy to help out. Our transfers will work a variety of different hat styles, included non-foam front hats, but the transfers will sit down in any seams- just something to keep in mind. For prints on one panel, screen printed and DTF heat transfers apply perfectly! A dear friend of ours (and shop owner) Skip Davis uses layers of Soft Flock or Foam vinyl to bridge gaps or even print on the mesh! You can see some of his techniques here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJKuloGQf7Z3jbssi=p79DbFpJ45AqugSD

[@AOD92]

@@transferexpress Thanks for the feedback

[@theunclemez]

Now you've made me want it, but first do you have a video about transfer paper that results in a puff style? Your videos are a blessing to me so thank you so much

[@transferexpress]

Thanks, we're always happy to help! And yes, The Hotronix 360 IQ definitely makes decorating any type of headwear easy, efficient and frustration free. The Puff transfers we used in this video are these Screen Printed Puff transfers: www.transferexpress.com/heat-applied-transfers/puff-screen-printed-transfers Upload your art and order prints (minimum of 6 sheets). Transfers come ready to apply! While there's nothing too special about the paper, its our process of screen printing with proprietary inks that makes them easy to apply with quality results. We'd love to send you samples to try yourself: www.transferexpress.com/heat-applied-transfers/puff-screen-printed-transfers

[@theunclemez]

@@transferexpress thanks for information I'll check that, ordering will be a bit tough because I live in Africa and shipping can take up to 14days to reach me while my business is really small business for the moment But I really need to provide different services, I may consider a training if you provide some. Once again thanks for your advice and answer

[@djlive408]

FYI the dimples can usually be removed using a steamer.

[@transferexpress]

Hot Tip! Thanks for sharing, you're 100% correct. On some styles of headwear, absolutely (or a repress on the heat press can fix it too). Some styles of hats seem a little bit more stubborn than some to remove a dimple.