DTF transfer adhesive is the heat-activated layer that bonds a printed design to a suitable garment. Learn how it works, why DTF Transfers Australia now uses only white and black fine adhesive, and how moisture, fabric choice and pressing affect the finished result.
Press a dry shirt, at the right heat, for the right time, then peel the way that fabric requires. Cotton and most fabrics: 140°C, 8–10 seconds, firm, peel while hot, then 10 seconds under your own paper or Teflon. Polyester: 120°C, 30 seconds, firm, cold peel only, then 10 seconds at 120°C. A household iron is only for iron-on film. Test before you press a dozen.
Learn how to apply DTF transfers to hoodies and sweatshirts while managing fleece moisture, thick seams, pockets, drawcords, fabric blends, print placement and Insta-Peel settings.