REALIKE Heat Press Mat for Easy Press Heat-Resistant Protective Mat for Cricut Machines for HTV Iron On Project for Craft Vinyl Ironing Insulation Transfer 20.5cmX25.4cm(8"X10") Grey

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The layer on top of your foundation must be heat-resistant, have good insulation properties, and wick moisture. Great examples you have at home: craft table, kitchen table, wood table, butcher block, marble or wood cutting board. To get crisp corners while ironing, place heat press mat with silicone grippy material on top of heat plate (or vice versa) so that there’s no accidental contact between two heated pieces of metal.

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Using a Cricut EasyPress Mat or Cricut Press Mat is ideal, but it’s easy enough to create the right environment for your iron-on transfers using common household items. If you don’t have a heat press made out of metal plates: Heat up the silicone mat before applying heat to your T-shirt or screen printable material so that it doesn’t prematurely burn through on one part where it meets another surface (like when printing). Use an oven for at least 15 minutes prior to using with heat presses, use a soft cloth in between printed materials and the silicone pad so they’re free from accidents! Very clear instructions to follow while setting up and they even give you materials to start a setting up process. Great mat for iron on media This mat is such a leap forward after using a towel with the heat press 2.If you are using Teflon sheets without the silicone heat mat underneath and have accidentally touched the surface that is intended to be protected (for example if you’ve used too much pressure), let go of any heat contact and place heat press mat with silicone grippy material on top of heat plate or vice versa to ensure that there is no accidental contact between two heated pieces of metal. This also means the heat will not be distributed evenly in a heat press that doesn’t have silicone mats. If you are concerned about safety when it comes to baking parchment sheets underneath your heat-press, we recommend washing them after every day of usage which helps make sure all ink has been removed from underside heat plates. You should wash them after every day of usage (or less) depending on how many shirts you’ve pressed that day and how dirty they are; this will help make sure all ink has been removed from underneath the heat press.

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Silicone heat mat on top of the Teflon sheet doubles the protection by providing an additional layer between heated surfaces – this means both parts of your machine against wear and tear as well as make sure that there’s no accidental contact between two heated pieces of metal if using a typical hame press.I don't know how, but the materials underneath keep the top hot and keeps the bottom cold, no matter how much heat you put on it!