I'm in the same spot, trying to decide how to get my biz logo on the jeeps "vinyl coated poly cotton" tire cover. I bought it blank in the hopes I had the equipment in my office to do this right.
I tested it today with heat press set at 312 degrees at 18 seconds. This melted the fabric. I did test it on a grill cover that looked to be similar material. The logo looks nice on it and isn't coming off:) The plastic substrate the logo came from protected the logo and kept from melting the grill cover to the substrate, it peeled off nicely. However it burnished the grill cover, and melted the rest of the Heat Press surface are to the paper I used as a protection barrier (some use parchment paper).
Before I ruin my grill cover more with testing:) can anyone attest to either a lower temp setting (in hindsight appears to be a potential solution) or more specifically vinyl logo's can be put on vinyl coated poly cotton tire covers. If so, temp settings/time/necessary details?
I see pre-made ones on same fabric tire covers just want to advertise for my biz, not wolves, jeep, or other sayings/etc.
Thank you! Mike
