*** Heating instructions:
Make sure you use ***three*** sheets of pink butcher paper. Cover the whole heating element, the whole bottom pad, and one inside the shirt. - The reason is the shirt is faux bleach, meaning fake bleach, so the colored area is made with sublimation ink and will dye the padding heating element if you do not have it completely covered. You also need one on top of your pressing pillow (or whatever you use to lift it up)
ALSO- Please put a pressing pillow (or small stack of cut copy paper) in between your shirt (with some butcher paper to protect pressing pillow) Just the size of the white area. Lifting up at least 1/4 or 1/8 of inches will help you not lose color. Also, you want to cover your pillow with butcher paper so you can reuse it.
You can also press for 60 seconds at 360-375
**** Never ever put heat tape on the color part of the bleach*** you will lose color around the tape. **Teflon shouldn’t be used with sublimation if it isn’t separated by butcher paper. Teflon may cause ghosting.
Do not reuse the paper. Even if it looks ink free, it may be hiding, waiting to transfer to your next shirt.
Bradshaw Blanks is not responsible for any learning curve when sublimating. It is your responsibility to research.
Lastly, if you go to Bradshaw Blanks VIP Group Facebook Group, there is a search engine. If you have any questions, click the chat button on the website.
