Learn How to make screen-printed heat transfers

[@nattyjeff]

Try doing it with parchment paper. It’s the best. 6 to 8 second press and peel right away or whenever.

[@Slim7031]

good tip & video, thanks for sharing! Can you specify the brand of dtf film & adhesion powder? when googling it, different companies state different dwell times for the heat press hover. thanks!

[@embroidink]

Just follow the instruction on temp and time for the brand that you are using. Our products came directly from the manufacturer.

[@leviteapparel]

Hey bro this is good content God-bless you keep it up

[@embroidink]

Thank you for watching...we appreciate you!

[@primetime0104]

music is louder than your voice. do you really need a music for tutorial videos?

[@timothywong3453]

Great stuff :D For the poly shirt, it could be just the heat press pressure and time causing the back imprint. Keep up the good work :D

[@embroidink]

Thanks for the tip!

[@TeckManTV]

Keep up the good work brother! Looking forward to seeing some more instructional videos :)

[@embroidink]

Thank you!

[@leviteapparel]

Also just subscribe

[@embroidink]

Thank you!

[@hwwilley]

Where did you get your transfer film at.

[@johnneitzert2382]

What type of ink are you using ?

[@brianh4676]

great video! thanks!

[@hiyorisarugaki1830]

What do i need to do this?

[@Dtag1971]

U printed on 2 different types of paper. The clear .... What is it called?. I know u can print on parchment paper and or butcher paper. However the clear.... Not seen that before. If u can afford it get a vacuum table. Makes production 10x faster.

[@anthonychulu5935]

I really want to learn more so that I can start doing it on my own. The whole process of making screen print heat press transfer.

[@Lonewolfmotivation11]

Not hard at all bro so let’s gooooo get the drip out to the world #stateofhumanity clothing

[@wendinmonegdepitt4210]

Please the products you used can you please list them to me.

[@embroidink]

I listed what I used in the description

[@vigneshs-qc8oo]

Any mixed past?

[@usacustombuttons6787]

Great video! Thank you for sharing!

[@embroidink]

You're welcome.

[@imtisashi1995]

is that a dtf powder you used for curing?

[@embroidink]

Yes

[@pressnsow7612]

This looks great!!! Good job sir🤙🏾 Are you using plastisol ink?

[@itdontstop7529]

Thank you yes i am using plastisol ink

[@embroidink]

Yes we are

[@L2L_printing]

awesome work man. May I ask what mesh count you used and where you got the transfer film? Keep up the good work. Thanks!

[@embroidink]

160 mesh.

[@tornsoulclothing]

@@embroidink Where do you purchase the film?

[@jluizeng.1470]

It's cool, tks to share man. 🇧🇷

[@oldschool988]

Good Day. What type of ink you use.

[@tajmahalbybrii]

This info is awesome

[@embroidink]

Thank you!

[@sandersakkee9284]

Did you say 70 seconds?

[@williebahrain]

is that the same powder used for DTF?

[@deven05]

Yes it is. Called "hot melt" powder.

[@itdontstop7529]

yes

[@rozroz7527]

Thanks for this video. I was very. I tried this and my ink is smearing out ... making my edges not crisp. Can you advise of what my problem may be?

[@embroidink]

reduce the preasure when printing on the film

[@rozroz7527]

@@embroidink Thanks! I will give it a go

[@Lonewolfmotivation11]

Love the videos bro you’ve taught me a lot

[@embroidink]

Glad to hear it

[@29makialamsabayan]

nice skill sir. i always motivated in such talent, i hope and i pray my small business printing will succeed too. i made a yt channel too

[@embroidink]

Thank you. You will be great, just keep going.

[@garyjohnson6096]

Lose the music

[@sylviasanders2792]

How did you get those letters so small?

[@embroidink]

You create it in your designing software

[@NickeshaThomas-h4t]

too hot

[@nickmarden-d8o]

why don't you sublimate labels on polyester shirts

[@pablomedina8575]

the color

[@embroidink]

Do you only use polyester shirts?

[@teesprintandapparel]

are you putting powder in it white wet?

[@embroidink]

Yes, then cure.

[@nukustomz]

awesome work. keep it up. 👍👍👍👍

[@embroidink]

Thank you.

[@mzmimak]

What kind of ink are you using?

[@embroidink]

Plastisol

[@VinaykanthK]

whats the meshcount ?

[@embroidink]

160 mesh count

[@oldmanskatecrew5650]

🧼👌 Subscribed

[@embroidink]

Thank you.

[@mmeclaude7852]

Nice technic bro !

[@embroidink]

Appreciate it!