MUGS N' MORE - HEAT TRANSFER PAPER FOR HARD SURFACES FOR USE IN COLOR LASER COPIERS AND PRINTERS.

MUGS N' MORE OFFERS:

• Trouble-free processing in most color laser printers
• Vivid color reproduction
• No dulling residue
• Economy and ease of application
• Long-lasting durability
  

Using MUGS N' MORE Heat Transfer Paper

Manual feeding of transfer paper through the by-pass tray of laser color copier or printer is recommended.
Select Mirror Image feature.
Select heavy/thick paper mode.

FOR MAGNET, METAL AND LICENSE PLATES (AN “A” PAD IS REQUIRED)

1. Set your flat heat press to 230° F and medium pressure. Be sure the heat press indicator light registers the set temperature prior to transferring.
2. Enlarge or reduce image for product.
3. If image is smaller than the product, utilize the Center Shift function on your copier or software so the image is centered on the transfer paper.
4. Place the entire transfer sheet over the product. Place a piece of plain paper under the product to assist in picking it up while it is still hot and to protect the lower platen from overlapping toner.
5. Place the product on lower heat press platen and toner side of transfer onto product. Place the “A” pad on top of the transfer and press for 180 seconds.
6. Cool rapidly by immersing in water, and remove paper after cooling.

FOR MUGS
Your mug press may require the use of an “A” pad. If the pad in the mug press has a cloth pattern, use an “A” pad over the pad with the pattern.

1. Set your press to 250°F, 120 seconds and medium pressure.
2. Enlarge or reduce image for product. Cut the image to a convenient size to secure it to the mug. Trimming around the edges of the image is not necessary since no “background” will be transferred.
3. Secure transfer, toner side toward mug, using heat resistant tape. Place in mug press and press for 50 seconds. Let cool and peel. A bucket of water should be used to speed up the cooling process and improve peeling of the paper.
4. Peel away transfer paper.
5. The mug should be placed in an oven for 10 minutes at 275°F to glaze the toner and to avoid flaking when it is washed.

FOR CUBES

1. Set your cube press to 350°F and medium pressure. You may need to insert about 20 sheets under the cube in the press to make sure that the cube top surface is higher than the edges of the press. When clamping the cube into the press, make sure that it is square and that the top surface is flat.
2. Enlarge or reduce image for product.
3. Trim the transfer close to the size of each side.
4. Place toner side of transfer onto side of cube. Press all four sides at 350° for two minutes, using an “A” pad. The pad gives improved distribution of pressure (since the cubes can be a little uneven).
5. Let cool for 1 minute and peel warm.