Iron on material that does not require a heat press

[FasTech Design 0]

Does anyone have any information about Iron on apparel material that I can cut with my plotter and send out to customers that does not require a Heat press to install.

Something that can be easily pressed by someone at their home with a standard iron.

If you have any experience or leads on this any info would be really appreciated.

Thanks!!!

[mb20music 760]

EnduraTex makes iron on vinyl, never used it but it is the only iron on vinyl I am aware of.

I believe Signwarehouse carries it.

[thebuttontaylor 1]

EnduraTex makes iron on vinyl, never used it but it is the only iron on vinyl I am aware of.

I believe Signwarehouse carries it.

You need a hard flat surface with a thin layer of cloth to iron on. The ironing board didn't work worth a crap.

[FasTech Design 0]

Thanks for the lead on that material I think it will work perfect for my client.

And for the info on the pressing!

[deth502 39]

single color?

ive been ironing seiser easy weed on with no problems.

[FasTech Design 0]

Some single color, mostly mutli color black over white.

[deth502 39]

never tried to multi layer, but like i said, have been having a single color work fine. its not the same as ironing a regular iron-on on, i dont use a backer sheet, and the iron sometimes sticks to the plasticy backing, so i usually dosent "slide" well, like youd normally iron, but pushing it down in one area, lifting, and moving to another, is been working perfectly. its especially easy on something like a front shirt pocket design, where you can cover it all at once.

[FasTech Design 0]

One solution I have used in the past with other material that was heat transfer material with multiple colors printed on a gerber edge (major pain in the ass- Registration issues), then heat pressed, I just used scrap liner (from vinyl) glossy side touching the transfer, press , then peel warm after pressing and it worked great.

[Linda1 15]

I use the Siser EasyWeed with an iron. I have a piece of sheet metal that I put down on the ironing board so I can apply even pressure. A new cookie sheet will work too. I also put a piece of parchment paper on top of the easy weed before hitting it with the iron.