TSSART 2Pack Heat Resistant Tape - Blue Heat Press Tape 0.8 inch Wide 108FT Long for Vinyl Sublimation Heat Transfer Application, Oxidation and High Temperature Resistance Easy Peeling Residue Free

I have used this tape with my hot foiling machine… I tape the plates together…and some time I tape the card stock to the heating pad… in my experience with this tape it doing what I need it to do…hasn’t left any residue nor has it melted on my heating platform …

I have recently gotten into sublimation. I knew I needed a good quality heat resistant tape and this is it. Ive heard of folks having issues with various heat tapes, but Ive had none at all with this. I have used this with both the small handheld heat presses for small projects. I also have a large counter top heat press that I use for most of my projects. This tape works great in both. Others here have sung the praises but let me repeat .... No Residue, No Stains - Does not ruin your projects. You work hard on your projects, dont skimp on the tape. Bad tape can ruin a lot of hard work. This does what heat tape is supposed to do, it holds things in place while using a heat press, but more importantly it doesnt do what tape shouldnt do - and this is leave a mark. Great tape

Heat tape is a must for HTV, iron on vinyl, and infusible ink projects. This tape does not leave residue or discoloration. The tape is 0.8” wide. You get 108 ft for $5.69 which is a tremendous value!

I dont usually just say use something but these are one of those cases. I have been using this tape for a few months now and have always come out with a solid item. The tape holds heat fine, it is removed easily and everything about this tape is top notch. The materials used in the tape are excellent and everything just works. The tape does not take anything into it and when you are done the tape will easily come off whatever you are working on. If you are looking for such a tape just get this one.

I used this heat resistant tape when making a mug with a mug press at 365 degrees. It stuck well, was easy to work with, did not melt, and overall i liked it. I did not stick it directly to the mug, so i dont know about residue, but it worked nicely for my use.

I used this heat transfer tape a few times so far. Like other tapes, I thought heat may be an issue but so far its been perfectly fine. I made three shirts, two on lighter material, and no residue was left behind. Its a nice amount you get with the roll too, so I think Im set for a little while with it. Id purchase it again just to have it in my stock.

I was having issues with my yellow heat tape leaving stains on my blanks. It was very costly as there was no way to fix them. I decided to try this tape and have had no issues. The tape holds well in the convection as well as the press. It has good adhesive properties and works perfectly. I will be buying it again!

Im new to sublimation. I took a mug and secured a transfer onto it using this tape, and another as well. I then put the mug in a toaster oven for 15 minutes. Right away some of this tape was releasing from the transfer paper. Fortunately the other tape was mostly holding fine, or the design might have been a complete fail. In addition, this tape melted where it came in contact with the baking sheet the mug was on and now its stuck to the sheet and I cant get it off. I like the width of it, and it mostly works. But be careful it doesnt come in contact with anything hot, like your press. And dont rely on it to keep the image secure.

This was easy to use. It had a strong adhesive and adhered to my sublimation cups just fine. They were heat resistant at the 400 degrees that I used and they were easy to peel off when the cup was done. I would recommend it.

I used it to hold in place a picture on a shirt and works great. Going to use on a mug, working like it’s supposed to but I feel like there’s a lot more tape for your money. Definitely recommend it you go through heat tape like I do.