🔥 Polyimide Electronics with Enhanced Resistant Sublimation Temperature Review

I love this ribbon! This is important if you are making shirts, hats or anything else with htv or sublimation. (Or use a heat press for some reason) Also if you are making HTV shirts or anything with HTV and you have different layers to press, you can use the same pieces of tape over and over again. (I like squeezing every penny out of the product lol) but I've never had a problem using the same pieces of tape I start with all the colors on a shirt. Will order more if I need more!

I'm glad I decided on this band. Leaves no traces or stains of color on the finished sublimated product. I press between 385 and 400 degrees and it's a great band. I reuse the pieces when I can, they stick to the stick really well so sometimes I can't reuse them but most of the time I can. Oh, I need a tape dispenser, but now I don't need it (it sucks to have to cut by hand, a dispenser would be faster). I have no cons in this heat resistant tape.

I've only used this tape once before but it worked great for holding my thermal transfer vinyl in place while pressing it against a very rough textured canvas bag. And I used a glitter vinyl that didn't want to conform to the shape of the bag, it was stiff and difficult to press. The heating tape was instrumental in holding everything in place while I laid it down and pressed down, and it didn't leave the slightest trace or glue. And that's after being exposed to extreme heat several times…

I wish I had discovered this stuff sooner! I used it for the first time today and it has made making shirts with the HTV and my heat press a lot easier. I was able to glue different colors of the same t-shirt, which speeded up the process. The tape came off easily and left absolutely no marks on my shirt. Also, some HTV transfer sheets (e.g. for glitter) are not very sticky. I can tape the sheet to the shirt to keep it from moving during transport to the heat press.

I have been using blue heat transfer tape for many years now. It has always worked well and never given me any problems. I bought the gold colored band because I felt the stark contrast made it easier to see. Well yes, it's easier to see, but the tape is so thin that it's very difficult to remove after heating and without heating. I think I prefer a wider band too. Before buying obviously not checked the width. I think I'll toss it in my drawer "in case I run out" and go back to the blue…

Great for 'dimming' those annoyingly bright LEDs found in many devices today. These tiny bulbs can be found in just about anything that uses electricity these days, even splitters somehow have to keep absurdly bright green LEDs on all the time for marketing reasons, and today's bright blues and lime greens are too strong for dark rooms. night trying to sleep. Instead, to solve this problem without opening things up or removing headlights, I just cut a piece of this duct tape and stuck it over…