1. Using Inkjet Dark and Inkjet Light.

Make sure you produce a right reading image.

Do not preheat shirt, as this is an unnecessary step and will cause the film to curl on the shirt. However, if curl occurs simply flatten when you cover with the silicon paper.

Remove backing paper from both Inkjet Light and Inkjet Dark by tearing the imaged paper about ¼ inch. This should be done if possible in one of the images lighter areas. Once torn the backing paper is extremely easy to remove.

If using heat-press do not over press Inkjet Dark. Pressure should be set at maximum "seven" if pressure is gauged from one to ten. Medium pressure is recommended.

Allow silicon to completely cool before removing it from the shirt. If
peeled while warm some of the image may transfer back to the silicon.

If you run out of the provided silicon paper, you can use regular non waxed craft paper.

Transfer can be re-ironed after wash using silicon paper enclosed or non waxed craft paper.

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2. Using Image Cut films.

Be aware when the roll is close to its end.  The end of the film is glued to the core.  To avoid damaged to the cutting machine, pause it when the roll almost reaches its end and separate it from the core with a knife or cutter.

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