Mastering Heat Transfers on Nylon Puffer Jackets: Expert Tips & Techniques | Velflex Tutorial

[@karencarpenter6378]

Thanks heaps great tips. Thanks Ben

[@danero1]

Great video mate!!!

[@burlydevil1501]

Any chance u could do the back when the transfer goes over the stitching as im having real issues with it not looking fresh

[@velflex.australia]

Hello, you can do across seams but it can be difficult for it to look good, the fabric gathers where stitched... do a pre press to try to flatten fabric first as much as possible. You'll see creases etc, so can try pull the material tort to avoid them... then place transfer and do a short press, peel liner and then place a bit of cotton over the top of transfer and press again, best chance of it looking okay.

[@glennmaloney4962]

what temperature do you reamend

[@velflex.australia]

Depends on the transfers you are using. Our UltraColour transfers require 150°C to adhere correctly but won't need long. A short prepress followed by a short transfer press followed by a short post press would be the way to go. If you are worried about too much heat on the garment we have some low temperature vinyls suited for nylon. All of these are available on our website.

[@Monkmtee]

would this work with htv

[@velflex.australia]

It sure would. We have a couple of HTV products that are specifically suited for adhering to nylon materials. Our Flex Nylon, and Digital Invite Light Nylon if you require a printed product. Both of these are available to order on our website. Just search "nylon". Let me know if you have any other questions. More than happy to help.