Heat Transfer Mask - Magic Mask® High Tack

MAGIC MASK® - HIGH TACK

Material Overview

Aggressive, high tack
High tack helps masking of detailed print/cut designs
Great as a backing for store-bought fabric for use with your vinyl cutter or flatbed cutter
Perfect as a carrier for thicker fabrics, like Poly-TWILL™ & CAD-COLOUR® Glitter
Safety: CPSIA Certified

Masking Process

Masking Process for Printable Heat Transfer Material

My Table

Step 1:	Remove mask from liner.
Step 2:	Position mask over weeded design. Use a squeegee to eliminate air bubbles.
Step 3:	Remove design from carrier by pulling at a 90 degree angle.
Step 4:	Place masked design back on liner until ready to heat apply.

Tip: Save the protective mask liner sheet to cover and protect cut design.

Masking Process for Fabric

My Table

Step 1:	Cut fabric to fit mask.
Step 2:	Lay fabric, adhesive side up, on flat surface
Step 3:	Remove protective sheet liner from mask. The liner is a thin sheet of plastic that covers the adhesive side of the mask.
Step 4:	Lay mask out onto fabric, adhesive side to adhesive side.
Step 5:	Feed into flatbed or vinyl cutter
Step 6:	Set cutting specs on your cutter.
Step 7:	Cut design in "Positive Mode" - do not mirror image.
Step 8:	When ready for use, remove graphic from mask and lay out for digitizing or sewing.

Tip: High Tack Magic Mask is reusable for approximately 10-15 uses. Simply remove unused fabric from the mask, lay down a new piece of fabric, and repeat steps 4-8.

MAGIC MASK® - HIGH TACK

One Mask. Multiple Uses.

Material Overview

Aggressive, high tack
High tack helps masking of detailed print/cut designs
Great as a backing for store-bought fabric for use with your vinyl cutter or flatbed cutter
Perfect as a carrier for thicker fabrics, like Poly-TWILL™ & CAD-COLOUR® Glitter
Safety: CPSIA Certified

Masking Process

Masking Process for Printable Heat Transfer Material

My Table

Step 1:	Remove mask from liner.
Step 2:	Position mask over weeded design. Use a squeegee to eliminate air bubbles.
Step 3:	Remove design from carrier by pulling at a 90 degree angle.
Step 4:	Place masked design back on liner until ready to heat apply.

Tip: Save the protective mask liner sheet to cover and protect cut design.

Masking Process for Fabric

My Table

Step 1:	Cut fabric to fit mask.
Step 2:	Lay fabric, adhesive side up, on flat surface
Step 3:	Remove protective sheet liner from mask. The liner is a thin sheet of plastic that covers the adhesive side of the mask.
Step 4:	Lay mask out onto fabric, adhesive side to adhesive side.
Step 5:	Feed into flatbed or vinyl cutter
Step 6:	Set cutting specs on your cutter.
Step 7:	Cut design in "Positive Mode" - do not mirror image.
Step 8:	When ready for use, remove graphic from mask and lay out for digitizing or sewing.

Tip: High Tack Magic Mask is reusable for approximately 10-15 uses. Simply remove unused fabric from the mask, lay down a new piece of fabric, and repeat steps 4-8.

Material Overview

Masking Process

Material Overview

Masking Process

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