Siser TTD Easy Heat Transfer Mask for Printable HTV
Effortlessly elevate your heat transfer projects with Siser TTD Easy Mask! This medium-tack, versatile transfer mask lifts and applies your printable HTV designs with precision. Its crystal-clear film ensures accurate alignment for flawless, professional-quality transfers on various garments. Compatible with Siser ColorPrint, EasyColor DTV, and more, it’s a reusable, cost-effective essential for any heat transfer enthusiast.
Key Features:
- Specially crafted for seamless lifting and application of Siser ColorPrint, EasyColor DTV, and more
- Guarantees precise alignment, ideal for layered or intricate HTV designs
- Perfect for transferring designs onto t-shirts, hats, bags, and a variety of other items
- Works exceptionally well on fabrics like cotton, polyester, and blends
- Reusable, making it economical and efficient for frequent use
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What is Siser TTD Easy Mask? Siser TTD Easy Mask is a high-performance, clear transfer mask that simplifies the process of lifting and applying detailed and multi-layer printable HTV designs. Its medium-tack adhesive ensures secure transfers with ease.
Additional Details:
- Universal compatibility with all Siser ColorPrint products
- Ships via Ground (2-5 business day service)
- Note: Material width may vary slightly (by 1/8–1/4 inch) due to the manufacturing process
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Additional Instructions
1. Cut a piece of mask slightly wider than the image to cover
2. Remove the paper backing from the mask and set aside
3. Adhesive side up, place the mask down on a smooth firm surface
4. With the image facing down, center it on the mask, letting the middle drop down on to the adhesive, followed by the rest of the image
5. Place your squeegee at a 45° angle over the center of the image
6. Using firm pressure, push the squeegee towards the outer edge of the image. This removes any trapped air between the image and the mask
7. Repeat this process in several directions
8. Lift a corner of the mask. Use a steady motion to separate the mask from the image
