Description

Why pay more for textile foils than you have to? Our affordably priced EZ-T textile foils are high quality with excellent durability. Can be used with Plastisol inks, Waterbased Foil Adhesive or Plastisol Foil Adhesive.

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Foils & Textiles

Using foils on tshirts isn't anything new, but it hasn't taken off like it could and eventually will. One reason, is the difficulty in the process of achieving consistent results. In this video tutorial, I show you how simple it truly can be with the right combination of tools. Not only is it simple, but you will be able to achieve the same results time after time after time after time.......

Foil Directions

Using EZ-T Textile Foils with Plastisol Ink or EZ-T Plastisol Textile Foil Adhesive

A couple of brands that work well would be Rutland and Wilflex.

1. Set Heat Press to 375

2. Use Medium to Firm Pressure

3. Place Foil Up Covering the Entire Image

4. Place a Silicone Sheet, Parchment Paper or Plastisol Transfer Paper Over Foil

5. Press for 6 Seconds

6. Let Cool Completely and Peel

If there is any type of foil left in the image area on the sheet, then various factors could apply. You may want to increase pressure or time settings. The image may not have been cooled completely, the ink wasn't thick enough, or you may have used an ink that doesn't have the tested results needed for the foil.

Using Foils with EZ-T Waterbased Textile Foil Adhesive

1. Set Heat Press to 275

2. Use Medium to Firm Pressure

3. Place Foil Side Up Covering the Entire Image

4. Place a Silicone Sheet, Parchment Paper or Plastisol Transfer Paper Over Foil

5. Press for 10 Seconds

6. Let Cool Completely and Peel

If the image does not release completely from the foil, then the factors above may apply. One additional factor for the Adhesive would be that the coverage isn't enough. This is one reason it is best to use a coarse mesh like a 60 or 83 for printing.

Foil Video