Football Boy Doll Design 8 UVDTF or DTF Decal

VARIOUS SIZES AVAILABLE.

PLEASE NOTE, SIZES ARE BASED ON WIDTH OF DECAL IF AS PER THE DESIGN PICTURED, IF YOU ONLY REQUIRE A DOLL WITH NO NAME THE SIZE IS BASED ON HEIGHT OF THE DOLL.

UVDTF is a new innovation of print technology, which are designed to be quick and easy, meaning that you don't have to use a heat press or cutting machine for example.

The printing is 3 layers, white backing, colour, then varnish to finish. We use an extra layer of white, to make sure the decal is perfect for application.

You simply...

* Purchase a UVDTF decal

* Clean the material that you are applying it to.

* If you are using part of the decal, cut around it with scissors, but not too close to the design.

* Squeegee the reverse side

* Gently peel back the film, away from the design.

* Position your decal {please note, once the decal is applied, it cannot be removed}, not without making a considerable mess to the product.

SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE!

* Use a squeegee to smooth on to the material, starting from the centre, then outwards. Smoothing out any air bubbles.

* Once you are happy, peel the film back gently, to reveal your design.

All of our UV DTF Decals, are made with the highest quality UV ink.

Please note - The colours are how they are portrayed through Canva & Photoshop, but may slightly differ once printed. Normally more vibrant.

DTF PLEASE USE A HEAT PRESS FOR YOUR TRANSFERS. AN IRON IS NOT RECOMMENDED. PRESS YOUR FABRIC FIRST, TO TAKE OUT ANY MOISTURE. PLACE YOUR DECAL WHERE YOU WOULD LIKE IT TO BE. COVER FABRIC AND DECAL WITH A SHEET OF TEFLON PAPER. WE RECOMMEND SETTING TO 155 DEGREES FOR 40 SECONDS. PRESS. THEN PLEASE LET COOL FOR ABOUT 2 MINS. AFTER THIS, GENTLY PEEL BACK THE FILM TO REVEAL YOUR DESIGN.

DTF is DIRECT TO FILM. This means that your print, is printed on to film, and you then transfer the print on to your fabric, using a heat press.

The great thing about DTF, is that it is much more durable, and you can press them on to ANY colour fabric, due to its white backing colour.