3 Pack PTFE Teflon Sheet for Heat Press Transfer Sheet Non Stick 16 x 20 Heat Transfer Paper Reusable Heat Resistant Craft Mat

Works great and very durable

I find these useful to use with the heat press, I accidentally didn’t place one while I was pressing htv vinyl onto a shirt and I noticed the clear film of the htv vinyl crinkled a bit. So I make sure to place these over each garment.

I have have had these sheets for over 2 years. I have a print shop, and use my heat press everyday for heat transfer vinyl, dye sublimation, transfers, ect. I mainly use these sheets as a cover when layering vinyl. In between colors, you need a protective layer to keep the vinyl from sticking to the heat platen. These work great for that. In fact, I think these work better than the thicker sheets Ive tried before. Although thin, Teflon sheets will absorb some heat. With many applications you need a fairly consistent temperature, especially dye sublimation. When using these thin sheets, it seems as though there is very minimal heat that is absorbed by them. Mine have developed a lot of creases that can imprint on to vinyl, which is why I am back here buying more. No sheet, regardless of thickness, will remain blemish free if you use them a lot. They are an expendable, and should be treated as such. The finish of these sheets are smooth. If you repress Siser Easyweed with the sheet it will make the vinyl look more shiny. When using Stahls Fashion Film HTV, I dont notice the material becoming as glossy looking after repressing. It keeps its matte finish throughout. I recommend experimenting with different materials to get the look you are after. Overall, I really like these Teflon sheets. In fact, Im ordering more. For someone who uses their heat press a lot, I cant recommend these enough. I tend to get busy and throw things around, which has probably shortened the lifespan of my first set. But still 2 YEARS! Having a few of these laying around the shop is a no brainer.

Love this! When I look at the Ranger teflon craft sheet, and see how much more a single sheet costs (and its smaller than these) I feel like a thief for having spent so little on this 3-pack! I can cover my entire print board, which I now can use as an ad hoc ironing board (my real one is packed at the moment). Absolutely one of the smartest buys Ive made in a long while.

Outstanding purchase for all my iron on needs. I never knew they existed and now I have 3 to work with at once, such a great item and protects all my designs so effortlessly and distributes the heat to make the perfect shirt.

I have been using vinyl to make t-shirts. These teflon sheets are awesome!! I have not had any issues with getting the htv to stick to the shirts and have not had to worry about burning or anything like that. I have not yet invested in a heat press and have been using an iron. These sheets make sure the heat is applied evenly to the shirts. The 3 pack is an awesome deal! I am still using my first one! When I have to get more, I will definitely reorder these!

I use these for HTV they protect my heat surface and heat evenly. Never clean the iron or heat press again! Yes Please! They do hold heat so be mindful of that. I use one inside of Shirts and sometimes on top. Depends on the fabric. Works great. I unrolled them and put something heavy to keep them flat so they are ready to use.

I purchased a quilt kit that (previously unknown to me) required ironing down pieces the size of your pinky fingernail and sometimes smaller (if you can possibly imagine). I dont think I would have been able to accomplish this daunting task without the teflon sheet (it was actually recommended in the kit - I wondered why until I opened up the package and saw the instructions). Im almost finished with the ironing and sending up thanks to the heavens above for whoever invented such a thing!

I liked that it was very easy to use. However the is very hot when pressing with it.

This is a great deal for crafters. I noticed on YouTube that most of the people using craft mats were either struggling with them, as I was with the Ranger mat I had bought, because it was too small, or they had bought two or three of them and had taped them together. I ended up taping two of the mats together and using the third one as my dedicated Gelli Printing mat. I had not had something nonporous to put the Gelli Plate down on, so I never took off one of the two hard plastic covers. It was pretty messy when I did, but now I can use the plate properly. These mats are a little thinner than the Ranger mat, but they work the same way. You can easily remove paint and glue from it with some hand sanitizer and a paper towel, or probably with soap and water (which I have not tried yet). There was a price sheet inside the packaging and this company sells the thicker sheets by the yard or cut up. I wish they sold it by the yard through Amazon, because Id have bought a yard of the thicker sheet.