HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl is a flexible, water resistant coating that you iron onto the top of your fabrics to protect them. Use Iron-On Vinyl to make your own laminated fabrics and create placemats, tote bags, chair seat covers, aprons, children's art smocks and more! Please note: Iron-On Vinyl is not meant to be used as an adhesive. If you need an adhesive that can bind fabric together, please use HeatnBond Lite or UltraHold.
Product Details
- 1 Bolt = 17 inches x 20 yards (43.1 cm x 18.29 m)
- Heat activated
- Permanent
- Gloss finish
- Sewable with regular or non-stick foot.
- Fusible only on one side
- For use on fabric or paper
- UV Resistant, Water Repellent material
- Paper liner is used to protect the vinyl during ironing.
*Iron-On Vinyl is NOT meant to be used as an adhesive. If you need adhesive that can bind fabric together, please use HeatnBond Lite or HeatnBond UltraHold.
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General Directions
- Pre-wash all materials without fabric softeners. Pretest adhesive on materials before starting project.
- Preheat iron to medium heat, No steam.
- Peel vinyl from protective paper. Place vinyl, sticky side down, onto top of material. Place protective paper that was just removed on top of vinyl.
- Press and hold iron on the protective paper for 8 seconds. Repeat until entire surface is laminated. Do not touch iron directly to vinyl!
- Flip project over. Press and hold iron on back of project for additional 4 seconds. Repeat until entire surface has been heated.
- Allow to cool before sewing or using project.
Note: HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl is not certified food-safe for direct food contact. While HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl is nontoxic and phthalate-free, any food items must first be placed in a food-safe wrap, bag or other covering before placing it inside an item covered with Iron-On Vinyl.
Tips
- Always use protective cover, DO NOT touch iron directly to vinyl on either side of project.
- For double-sided vinyl projects, adhere sticky side of vinyl to the remaining side of material and repeat steps 3-5
- Pre-wash all materials (without fabric softener) you will be using prior to fusing. Pre-test adhesive on materials prior to fusing.
- Do not touch iron directly to the Vinyl. Always cover Vinyl with protective sheet or parchment paper before ironing. Do not iron directly to your ironing board.
- Wipe clean with damp cloth. If washing is a must, wash on gentle cycle and line dry. If any peeling or crinkling occurs, cover the vinyl with parchment paper and re-iron.
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