WALAKut WALAKut Puff Plus Heat Transfer Vinyl $12.00 - $340.00 WALAKut WALAKut Metallic Puff Heat Transfer Vinyl 10" $4.00 - $180.00 WalaKut Puff Plus HTV The WalaKut Puff Plus HTV is an exclusive product from Heat Transfer Warehouse, designed to bring an innovative 3D approach to heat transfer projects. Available in a variety of colors, including basic Black and White and stunning Metallic shades, it caters to diverse design needs. The product is available in two widths, 10 inches and 20 inches, offering flexibility for different project sizes. Length options include 12-inch sheets or by the yard in 1, 5, and 10-yard increments. One of its standout features is the light adhesive backing, which simplifies the weeding process. The adhesive strikes the perfect balance—holding designs securely during transfer without making weeding difficult. This thoughtful design makes it ideal for beginners, experienced crafters, and professionals looking for clean, precise transfers. WalaKut Puff FAQs How do I press WALAKut Puff on thick garments like sweatshirts or hoodies? When applying WALAKut Puff to thicker garments such as sweatshirts, hoodies, or crew necks, it’s crucial to adjust your heat press settings to achieve the optimal puff effect. Unlike lighter fabrics like T-shirts, these garments absorb and distribute heat differently, often requiring increased pressure for the vinyl to achieve its desired appearance. Steps for Pressing WALAKut Puff on Thick Garments: Pre-Press the Garment: Preheat for 5-10 seconds to remove moisture and wrinkles. Adjust Heat Press Settings: Temperature: Set between 275°F-305°F depending on the color. Time: Extend to 14-16 seconds (add 4 seconds to standard time). Pressure: Use firm to heavy pressure for consistent application. Prepare the Design: Place the WALAKut Puff HTV carrier side up and align as desired. Press the Design: Apply consistent pressure using adjusted settings. Peel the Carrier: Peel while warm for the best results. Additional Tips: Use a pressing pillow to raise the pressing area if seams or pockets interfere with even pressure. Avoid over-pressing, as it can reduce the puff effect. Test a sample before starting production to confirm your settings.
