Textile films / foils
Hello, Caroline, finished motifs can be easily packed in transparent covers. With the flex film it is no problem at all, thanks to the adhesive backing. Fine motifs in glitter or flock, should not be bent, so that the film cannot come off the backing...
Principally, all films can also be pressed on with an iron. The easiest way to do this is if the motif is not much bigger than the iron itself. If the motif is larger, the iron has to be applied several times, and the pressing time can be reduced by...
So that you can start right away, we have put together different starter sets. These sets contain everything you need to get started right away. The small set consists of a Silhouette Cutter - Cameo 3 or Portrait 2 - and some foils, which are easy...
Hello, Claudia, the HappyPress 3 needs approx. 10 to 15 minutes until it is heated up to 150°C, 160°C Greeting Anja
Hello Fahel, on all presses you can set the temperature. The HappyPress 2.1 has an additional timer function. Greeting Anja
Hello Brigitte, we recommend a waist-high working height, then it is enough to lean on the press due to the dead weight of the heating plate Please make sure to use both handles when pressing. Greeting Anja
Hello Georg, the HappyPress 4 does not have an indicator for the contact pressure. The pressure is adjusted to the material via an adjusting screw. A little trick, for the right pressure there is still a trick: Step 1 - Take the supplied cover...
The films are best stored lying down. Rolls can of course also be stored rolled. The films should be dry, at room temperature and not exposed to direct sunlight. Our sturdy foil packaging for A4 foils is perfect for storing the foils!
The motif should rest for about 2 days before the first wash - the adhesive must dry completely and soak into the textile. For a longer durability of the motif the textile should always be washed inside out, at max. 40 °C on average. Some films can ...
Unfortunately, there is no optimal film for swimming costumes, as the fibres are often very heavily impregnated or the film does not tolerate chlorinated water well. In general it can be tried with HappyFlex Stretch, but there is no guarantee that...
The life of a knife depends on its use. A knife that is mainly used to cut glitter or fashion film usually wears out faster. We therefore recommend using two knives. One for the standard HappyFlex films and one for special films or paper. Often ...