Oracal 651 Heat Transfer Vinyl Instructions

Printable blank oracal 651 sheets can be print your own pattern using an.

Oracal 651 heat transfer vinyl instructions.

Free shipping on orders of 165 or more. 15 colors available with free shipping on orders of 165 or more. Oracal 651 adhesive sign vinyl is a top of the industry product with high gloss. Oracal 651 permanent adhesive vinyl and siser easyweed the best for use with cricut silhouette and all craft cutters.

Tip for oracal 651 use a hairdryer to remove stubborn bubbles. Oracal vinyl is used for making custom decals or permanent stickers. A great alternative to embroidery stripflock heat transfer vinyl gives logos a raised textured suede like feel the deep opaque colors make stripflock excellent for retro designs or anytime you want a rich look stripflock looks excellent on caps bags and garments that need textured visual. You may also use it on items such as tote bags purses blankets and many other textiles.

It s great for wall art or home decor. Peel up the transfer tape leaving the vinyl design on the product. Materials come in solid colors and over all patterns. Product details oracal 651.

When working with 651 vinyl you also need transfer tape. Transfer tape allows you to move the vinyl design off the backing sheet and onto your surface we ll get into that a bit deeper below. We offer adhesive vinyl and heat transfer vinyl htv for crafting and die cutting machines such as cricut silhouette brother and commercial cutters for customized decals signs apparel and more. Stripflock heat transfer vinyl the only flock in the industry that can be layered on itself.

Click on a product or the menu above to view more details. Heat transfer products such as heat transfer vinyl htv is recommended to be applied with a heat press although many people use a household. With over 30 colors to choose from it can be used for all hard surface applications with a 6 year outdoor durability. Great products at a great price.

We specilize in oracal vinyl and siser easyweed iron on heat transfer. Adding heat to the design will soften the adhesive.