HTVRONT Sublimation HTV Sheets for Cotton Fabric - Matte, 12x12'', 20 Pack | For Light Fabric, Sublimation Blanks Shirts/Hat/Pillow/Bag, etc

Absolutely perfect!

On the thickness issue, make sure the temperature is right on your heat press and the correct amount of On the thickness issue, ensure your heat press is set to the correct temperature and the appropriate amount of time will help resolve it. Here are some instructions **Recommended Heat Press Settings:** **Process Steps:** 1. Flash heat the HTV to the fabric for only 1 second. 2. Remove the clear backing. 3. Place the sublimation design face down on the HTV. 4. Press at the regular sublimation time and temperature. **Temperature & Time:** - Use your regular sublimation settings (typically 385-400°F for 45-60 seconds). - Apply medium to firm pressure. **Important Tips:** - Avoid overheating during the flash step, as customers have reported stiffness issues due to overheating. - This material works best on 100% cotton fabrics. - Since it’s thicker than regular HTV, expect some adjustments in your process. **Want specific troubleshooting tips for common issues?** Based on the https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW66HLCC HTVRONT Sublimation HTV for Dark Fabric product details and customer feedback, here are the recommended heat press settings: **Process Steps:** 1. Flash heat the HTV to the fabric for only 1 second. 2. Remove the clear backing. 3. Place the sublimation design face down on the HTV. 4. Press at the regular sublimation time and temperature. **Temperature & Time:** - Use your regular sublimation settings (typically 385-400°F for 45-60 seconds). - Apply medium to firm pressure. **Important Tips:** - Avoid overheating during the flash step, as customers have reported stiffness issues due to overheating. - This material works best on 100% cotton fabrics. - Since it’s thicker than regular HTV, expect some adjustments in your process. time will help with that issue. Here is instructions. I found on the Based on the https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW66HLCC HTVRONT Sublimation HTV for Dark Fabric product details and customer feedback, here are the recommended heat press settings:Process Steps: 1. Flash heat the HTV to fabric: 1 second only 2. Remove clear backing 3. Place sublimation design face-down on HTV 4. Press at regular sublimation time and temperature Temperature & Time: • Use your regular sublimation settings (typically 385-400°F for 45-60 seconds) • Medium to firm pressure Important Tips: • Don't overheat during the flash step - customers report stiffness issues from overheating • Works best on 100% cotton fabrics • The material is thicker than regular HTV, so expect some adjustment in your process Want specific troubleshooting tips for common issues? based on the thickness issue. Hope it helps. Based on the https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW66HLCC HTVRONT Sublimation HTV for Dark Fabric product details and customer feedback, here are the recommended heat press settings:Process Steps: 1. Flash heat the HTV to fabric: 1 second only 2. Remove clear backing 3. Place sublimation design face-down on HTV 4. Press at regular sublimation time and temperature Temperature & Time: • Use your regular sublimation settings (typically 385-400°F for 45-60 seconds) • Medium to firm pressure Important Tips: • Don't overheat during the flash step - customers report stiffness issues from overheating • Works best on 100% cotton fabrics • The material is thicker than regular HTV, so expect some adjustment in your process

Is very good

Love this option for sublimating on white cotton fabric! Works well, easy to use and weed. Looks great!

Just made the cutest shirt/design using HTVRONT Clear sublimation vinyl and my cricut. Watched a helpful video on you tube and ooala! It turned out really great. I also layered it with other vinyl which make the printed/sublimation design not look too stiff. Highly recommend this produce and all of HTVRONT products.

I am attempting to do sublimation on cotton shirts. My husband prefers cotton over the polyester. I liked sublimation because it lasts longer than vinyl and it doesn’t sit on top of the fabric. This is intended to assist the gases to get into the polymer fibers (I think) hopefully it won’t make the design feel stiff and crunchy. We’ll see!

Made some Xmas gifts for family and this sub htv did not disappoint at all. Im new to sublimation and but this sub htv made it super easy and they were a hit. Im sure on other colors you can see the clear but if you make the offset smaller you cant really tell.

Excellent for sublimation on cotton

De verdad que es de lo mejor este producto para sublimar en algodón y otras superficie que no sean propias. En camisetas de algodón y en manta quedan verdaderamente bien las estampaciones.

Producto de gran calidad