DSF

As per my intro, I am very very new to DS printing. And I thought I'd ask my silliest question first:
Is it best practive to heat-press as soon as the paper leaves the printer? I have a couple of prints that have been left overnight; are they still going to give good results?

It seems counter-intuitive to leave the inks, sorry, DYES, to dry when I'll soon be turning em into vapour.....
Please don't laugh, I'm only just learning!

Dave

Hi Dave, no such thing as a silly question, we all started somewhere

You should leave the print to dry before pressing. Time to dry depends on your paper, inks etc. But usually it's just a few minutes.

Overnight should still be fine, only time I've had issues not pressing soon after printing was with a different type of media that absorbed some moisture overnight.