CSDS Vinyl Bundle Pack of Patriotic Printed Vinyl, American Printed Heat Transfer Vinyl, Flag HTV, USA Vinyl, American Vinyl (Heat Transfer Vinyl)
Brand: Siser, Orajet
Categories: Arts, Crafts & Sewing, Scrapbooking & Stamping, Adhesive Vinyl

CSDS prints are professionally printed in house using the highest quality products, printer and ink so ensure that you are receiving the highest quality printed vinyl on the market. With name brands such as Oracal and Siser, you know you are going to get a great product you are already used to using! Adhesive vinyl (12" x 12") is printed on Orafol 3651, a 2.5 mil, 5 year calendared, gloss permanent adhesive vinyl and the ink for this is a 3 year UV resistant ink. Similar to Oracal 651, this is for permanent application and should not be used on walls. Heat Transfer Vinyl (approximately 10" x 12" sheets) is Siser Easyweed printed vinyl, a 2.7mm vinyl great for use on cotton, polyester, cotton/poly blends and spandex. A TTD Easy Mask will be included with your purchase and will allow you to transfer your cut design to your garment for easy pressing. Directions will be included on the life and use of all of our custom printed vinyl.

Compatible with the most popular vinyl cutters including: Cricut Expression, Explore, Air, Silhouette Cameo
***Special Note*** Please allow for slight color variations between pictures and actual products.
Made with high quality Eco-Sol Inks
Each order comes with detailed instructions on how to use the product.
If you have any concerns, please contact us before purchasing.

Brand: Siser, Orajet
Surface Recommendation: Wall
Room Type: Bedroom
Material: Heat Transfer Vinyl
Theme: Flag,Patriotic
Cartoon Character: American
Special Feature: Permanent
Age Range (Description): Adult
Installation Type: Self-Adhesive
Reusability: Single Use
Item Form: Sheet
Shape: Rectangular
Unit Count: 1 Count
Finish Type: Glossy
League: Ncaa
Package Dimensions: 15 x 13 x 0.25 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer: CSDS Vinyl
Date First Available: June 20, 2018