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Post by streetscrapper on Dec 11, 2017 21:01:12 GMT
Is a teflon sheet used for heat press machines really any different than a teflon sheet used for baking? I'm asking because I want to make a couple of heat press pillows and when I search for teflon sheets, the ones for heat presses are significantly more expensive than the ones used for baking. The only difference I can see from the one I received with my heat press is the colour. I can't "see" anything different, but that doesn't necessarily mean that there isn't a significant difference.
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scrapnnana
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Post by scrapnnana on Dec 12, 2017 0:37:32 GMT
These are the ones I get. They aren't that expensive. I put one on the bottom rubber plate, because it makes it easier to adjust t-shirts. They really stick to the rubber base plate. I use the extras for scrapbooking. I even cut one up into smaller sizes. Teflon sheetsI did buy the teflon pillows. THEY were pricey. But they really work well, especially when I want to do both front and back of a t-shirt. |
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iowgirl
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Post by iowgirl on Dec 12, 2017 0:47:15 GMT
I know you can buy teflon coated fabric also. My mother in law uses it for pot holders.
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Post by streetscrapper on Dec 12, 2017 2:45:47 GMT
These are the ones I get. They aren't that expensive. I put one on the bottom rubber plate, because it makes it easier to adjust t-shirts. They really stick to the rubber base plate. I use the extras for scrapbooking. I even cut one up into smaller sizes. Teflon sheetsI did buy the teflon pillows. THEY were pricey. But they really work well, especially when I want to do both front and back of a t-shirt. You’re not kidding about the Teflon pillows being pricey! That’s why I was thinking about making them myself. |
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