Parart Dollar Heat Transfer Vinyl

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Durable, easy to weed, and only a buck. Dollar HTV is built for garment decorators who want dependable heat transfer vinyl without paying premium prices — a 100 micron film that cuts clean, weeds easily, and presses in 15 seconds on cotton, polyester, blends, and leather. 20" Dollar HTV The full line. 30 colors, 20 inches wide, from single 12" sheets up to 25-yard production rolls. Order any length, any color. Shop 20" Dollar HTV 10" Dollar HTV — Closeout Last call on the 10" width. Sheets from $1.00 and 5-foot rolls from $4.20, in the colors still remaining. Once a color is gone, it’s gone. Shop the Closeout Applies To 100% cotton, 100% polyester, poly/cotton blends, and leather. Always test on your exact garment before running a batch. Heat Press Settings 302°F / 150°C · 15 seconds · medium pressure · peel warm Cover the design with a PTFE sheet, parchment paper, or butcher paper. Preheat the garment for 2–3 seconds. Apply at 302°F / 150°C for 15 seconds using medium pressure. EasyPress users add roughly 30°. Peel the carrier warm. Press again for 3–5 seconds. No Heat Press? Use a Home Iron Set the iron dial between Cotton and Linen. Cover with a PTFE sheet, parchment paper, or butcher paper. Work on a flat, hard surface — an ironing board is not recommended. Press each section for 15 seconds with medium to firm pressure. Do not slide the iron. Peel the carrier warm. Cut Settings by Machine Cut shiny side up and mirror your image. Settings vary with blade condition and machine age — always run a test cut first. Siser Romeo & Juliet — Blade 45°/60°, Force 5–10, Offset 0.250, Speed 10 Cricut Explore Air — AutoBlade, Standard. Setting: Vinyl+ Cricut Maker — AutoBlade or Fine-Point. Setting: Heat Transfer (Non-Cricut) Brother Scan N Cut DX — AutoBlade, Cut Speed 5, Half Cut Auto Silhouette Cameo 4 — AutoBlade 3, Material: Heat Transfer Smooth, Force 6, Speed 8 Roland GX/GS-24 — Blade 45°, Force 80–90 gf, Offset 0.250, Speed 30–50 cm/s Graphtec — Blade 45°, Gram Fo