All of the tools you need to remove and replace the lower silicone pad from your heat press.

Includes:

1 qty.  Glue Scraper Tool

1 qty.  Notched Spreader Tool

1 qty.  High-Temp Silicone Glue

Please read in full before starting this process, there is a time commitment.

Instructions for removal of the old, worn-out/damaged lower pad:

Make sure heat press is unplugged and cool to the touch.
Start peeling off the lower pad wherever you can.
When possible, use the Glue Scraper Tool to remove all pad material and existing glue.
Scrape the bottom table until fully clean.

Instructions for replacement of the new, awesome lower pad*:

Test fit the replacement pad to know exactly where it should be placed. Remove the pad and set aside.
Open the High-Temp Silicone Glue, squeeze a line of glue in an open-loop pattern all across the lower table.
Use the Notched Spreader Tool, 1/16" notch, to knock down the glue and spread evenly all over the lower table.
The goal here is to have evenly spread glue with a uniform thickness.
Clean off the Notch Spreader Tool with paper towels and discard towels - but keep the tool.
Align replacement pad and hand-press into place, taking care to not move it out of position.
Set your heat press to medium pressure and close the press.(Some presses can stayed locked in the down position, while others cannot. Use the pressure of the upper platen, if you can.)
Use rope or cable ties to help keep the upper platen locked down. The goal is to squeeze down the glue to an even FLAT layer. You do not want the glue to dry in an uneven manner, as this will create uneven pressing results.
Keep the heat press locked downward for at least one hour or more, if possible.
Wipe off any excess glue that squeezes out.
Allow the press to dry for 12 hours before placing it back into operation.

* Our replacement 16" x 20" Heat Press Lower Table Pad: https://colmanandcompany.com/HP-LPP-RED-16X20.html

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