Custom DTF Transfers - Single Sheets By Size

Our direct to film DTF transfers can be used on 100% cotton, 100% polyester, cotton/poly blends, triblends, mesh, canvas, Lycra®, and spandex.

Our UV DTF transfers can be used on hard surfaces like coffee mugs, glass cans, wooden signs, window decals ect. This is not meant for soft materials like clothing!

Note: You must have an actual heat press where you can adjust the pressure. Avoid using presses like VEVOR, an Autopress - like the Cricut Autopress and HTVRONT, Handpresses - like Cricut Easy Press, and household irons -- none of these will apply enough pressure needed for DTF Transfers.
*CONTACT US FOR HELP*
Each heat-press is unique. We're sharing our own usage-based general instructions for our apparel business and press. If you require any help or need further info, feel free to message us directly at info@flawlesstransfers.com. Please include your heat press information so we can look up the specs.

Regular Film Pressing Instructions:
HOT PEEL
For Cotton: Press at 300° F - High Pressure
For Polyester: Press at 285° F – High Pressure
1st press: 20 - 25 seconds
2nd press: 5 - 12 seconds
*suggested settings, results may vary*
1) Place garment on heat press and
transfer onto garment with image (right reading) facing up. DO NOT USE A COVER SHEET.
2) Press at suggested temp, pressure and time based on your type of garment.
3) Quickly peel film off by the corner with the thickest part of the design
4) Cover design with parchment paper
or Teflon sheet for the 2nd press

Glitter Film Pressing Instructions:
COLD PEEL
Temp: 300° F
Pressure: HEAVY
1st press: 15 - 25 seconds
2nd press: 5 - 12 seconds
*suggested settings, results may vary*
1) Place garment on heat press and
transfer onto garment with image (right reading) facing up. DO NOT USE A COVER SHEET.
2) Press at suggested temp, pressure and time.
3) Let the film cool completely before peeling.
4) Cover design with parchment paper
or Teflon sheet for the 2nd press

NOTE: If your transfer is not sticking, you need to increase your pressure setting. If it's at the highest, then follow these troubleshooting instructions:
*Too much heat can damage your garment and transfer*
A) Add 5-10 seconds of time. Increase 5-10 seconds at a time. Up to 40 seconds. If that doesn't work then try
B) Decreasing your heat with 10° F increments. But do not go under 260° F.
You cannot damage your transfers with multiple presses.

Here is a video of us pressing a transfer to help: photos.app.goo.gl/jDy1XEJByVe1Ej5f6

As always, you can contact us directly with further troubleshooting: info@flawlesstransfers.com