Epson Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper Instrucciones De Uso página 4

Transferring A4 size images
1. Make sure that the iron is hot enough (between 180 and 200 ° C, or 356 to 392 ° F.)
2. Press down gently on the Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper for about 10 seconds to make it stick lightly to the transfer fabric.
3. Follow the diagrams below to iron:
Beginning at the top edge of the paper (diagram 1), press down firmly on the iron for about 4 seconds for each press. Be
careful not to let the iron shift or slide out of position.
Repeat this step for each of the following areas in sequence: the middle of the paper (diagram 2), the bottom edge (diagram
3), the right edge (diagram 4), the area between the right and left edge (diagram 5), and the left edge (diagram 6).
Make sure that the outer edges of the paper are completely ironed (diagram 7). Go over these edges again, since it is difficult
to apply enough pressure to the outer edges. Be careful to keep the paper and transfer fabric flat, especially when transferring
onto thick fabrics.
1. Top edge
5. Central
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Caution:
Depending on the temperature of the iron and type of fabric used for image transfer, the fabric may scorch if you press down too
long on the iron. To avoid scorching the material, lower the temperature setting of the iron, or press down for a shorter period of
time.
During and immediately after ironing, the Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper will be extremely hot. Do not touch the paper until
it has cooled.
Do not pause at any step in the transfer process. Continue ironing until you have ironed all areas of the sheet.
Make sure that the entire sheet has been ironed and no areas have been omitted. Be careful not to create wrinkles or creases while
ironing.
Note:
It is recommended that you keep the iron flat and avoid using the tip to ensure that you apply even heat and pressure.
4. Let the Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper cool for 2 minutes after you finish. Then peel the paper carefully from the corner of
the fabric in the direction in which the fabric has the least stretch (for example, diagonally from one corner to the opposite
corner).
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Caution:
Peel the paper off as soon as possible after it has cooled. Avoid leaving the Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper on the fabric for more
than 12 hours after ironing.
When transferring an image onto both the front and back of a T-shirt, make sure that both images are transferred before peeling the
paper off.
After peeling off the paper, do not iron directly on the transferred image. Whenever you iron, make sure that you protect the image
with the ironing sheet provided with your Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper.
Transferring images smaller than A4 size
1. Place the Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper, image side down, flat against the fabric onto which you want to transfer the image.
2. Make sure that the iron is hot enough (180 to 200 ° C, or 356 to 392 ° F). Then press down gently on the Iron-On Cool Peel
Transfer Paper for about 5 seconds to make it stick lightly to the transfer fabric.
3. Applying steady pressure to the iron, slide it slowly across the image for 45 seconds to one minute.
4. After about 2 minutes, slowly peel off the Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper, beginning at one corner. Make sure that the sheet
has cooled sufficiently.
2. Middle area
6. Left edge
3. Bottom edge
7. Outer edges
4. Right edge