Last Night Pink Long Horn Ready to Press Heat Transfer | DTF | Sublimation

Get ready to add some boho flair to your wardrobe with this stylish t-shirt heat transfer design! Featuring the lyrics "Last night we let the liquor talk" from the Morgan Wallen song in a trendy font, this design is sure to turn heads. The design is set against a backdrop of a longhorn skeleton head and desert landscape, hand-drawn in light pink and tan color tones for a unique and eye-catching look. Made from high-quality materials and designed to last, this heat transfer is the perfect choice for anyone looking to make a fashion statement while also paying homage to one of country music's rising stars. So why wait? Order yours today and get ready to show off your love for great music and boho style!

This is for a Heat Transfer Only. You'll receive a physical print of this image to heat press on your own garment or substrate. This design will print 11" on its largest side by whatever the ratio ends up on the other. Make a note on your order if you need it to be smaller or to fit a specific area. We will try to accommodate you as best we can. Sublimated transfers are best applied to high polyester count fabric. Only light, white, and bleached specialty shirts will work for sublimated designs. There is no white ink to show against dark-colored substrates. Select our Clear Film Transfers if you are looking to press on dark fabric. Clear film transfers can be pressed on all fabric colors as there is a white base behind each design. Check out our website to learn more!

THIN MATTE CLEAR FILM HEAT TRANSFERS
Pre-Press Garment for 5 seconds to get out any moisture.
Temp: 325°F
Pressure: Heavy
Time: 10 Seconds
Peel: COLD
Use a sheet of butcher/parchment paper to protect new ink for the second press if needed

SUBLIMATED HEAT TRANSFERS
Pre-Press Garment for 5 seconds to get out any moisture.
Temp: 385°F
Pressure: Heavy
Time: 60 Seconds
Peel: HOT

**Use butcher paper or a Teflon sheet between the front and back of the shirt to protect the front from bleeding through to the back. Also, use butcher paper (or Teflon sheet) on top of the design to protect the top plate of the heat press from burning the shirt and transferring any color to the plate. If you see scorching or yellow discoloration, spray immediately with hydrogen peroxide and hover the top of the heat press over the shirt again. The heat helps it work faster. Then wash (with a dye and fragrance-free detergent if reselling) it and add some peroxide to the load. Tumble dry on low.

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