Heat Transfer Foil

Blue foil

We are new to foils and the first application went great. Followed instructions from STAHLS' it was easy to understand produced a stunning product. The customer is so excited with the possibilities for their shop. Big thumbs up.

I have a customer that I recently use the cheetah foil on and she said after one wash it completely faded? She said she didn't put anything special in the wash when she washed the shirt. Any advice on what I can tell her?

The colors are amazing. Super easy to use. I get excited every time I use a new color.I tried the crinkle effect with silver and gold and loved it !

great product

I bought the foils about 2 years ago with an adhesive that was on the market at the time. I was not pleased and I couldn't get the foils to work so I put them on the shelf for a while. I just bought the new CAD adhesive and tried gain and I can't tell you how happy I am with the results. I found that my first couple of tries the foils came out with lines and didn't fully adhere. I increase my pressure on my heat press and whola success. Beautiful success!! I wish I could up load pictures. Don't be afraid to buy this product!!! You will be pleased.

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how much comes with an order?

Can you apply this to a mug? Will it survive washing?

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So 1st of all, the colors this stuff comes in are amazing. If you are wanting to try it, i suggest starting with the Gold, Rose, and Holo Silver. They are selling so well for me. I did have a few issues, and believe I have figured out why. I am using a cheap china heat press and my designs kept coming out almost striped looking. I added a piece of wood under my shirt ( very thin 1/8th 12x12 sheet) and made sure I was using Kraft paper, NOT a Teflon sheet. My designs were perfect after trying these two steps. I wish we could post pictures, because the online photos do not do this foil justice.

I purchased this foil in gold and will definitely purchase the silver soon. I wish it would come in other colours!

I put the foil roll in my cutter to use as a helping hand while I measure out 15", hold the extended foil with one hand and cut straight across with scissors with the other. Worked perfect to make 12"x15" sheets. Laid them in a rubbermaid container to have available when I need them. This beats screenprinting foil any day. Around 7 long steps to screenprint versus 4 short steps for the adhesive and foil.... can't beat it. What I'm having trouble with is, justifying spending $90 for the zebra and oil spill prints. I can't see doing that unless I get a high-end client that doesn't mind spending extra. Other than that, the other foils are well worth it for that WOW factor.