baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
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phoenixalpha
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Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
I'm trying out some baseball caps on a cap heat press and I was wondering why the flock I'm using (BMS) leaves a residue of glue on the cap? I'm pressing at 160C for 15 seconds as specified by BMS. Anyone have any ideas?
Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
glue from under the flock or glue from carrier sheet?
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phoenixalpha
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Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
glue from the carrier leaves a big square (or whatever shape I cut the carrier into)
Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
try 170C for 10sec.
I had glue problem when my flock was stored to long in my room. didn't use it for about 3y and then decided to go for it. but all fluffy bits was gluey too. I would try rise temp a bit as 160 for flock sound not enough.
I had glue problem when my flock was stored to long in my room. didn't use it for about 3y and then decided to go for it. but all fluffy bits was gluey too. I would try rise temp a bit as 160 for flock sound not enough.
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Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
I am learning more about flock, it maybe due to the amount of pressure used whilst pressing. Maybe try less pressure as the glue maybe getting squashed out from your cut design. Also, lower temps and times might be a factor?
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Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
yeah. damn true this is. not to heavy pressure on flock! I would recommend fair medium 
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Re: baseball caps and flock - glue residue?
damn... just when I think I have things figured out something else comes along to bite me. why do i have to think up new and interesting ways to frustrate myself now?
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