What is the difference between HTV and Adhesive vinyl?
Adhesive vinyl, sometimes called pressure sensitive vinyl or just vinyl, has a paper backing that acts as a sticker once removed and is meant to be directly adhered to a surface like a cup, window, car, etc. HTV, sometimes called iron-on, does not have a paper backing and instead has an exposed adhesive that is activated by heat AND HEAT ONLY. HTV is typically applied to fabrics such as t-shirts.
What is the difference between Oracal 651 and Oracal 631?
Oracal 651 is a permanent adhesive vinyl where as Oracal 631 is considered a non-permanent adhesive vinyl. 651 is outdoor rated while 631 is only rated for indoor use. We do not carry Oracal 631 at House of Vinyl.
If I placed an order today when will I receive my products?
Orders typically take between 2 and 3 business days to process and leave our facility depending on order size and the time of day it’s received. Saturday and Sunday are NOT Business Days. Orders received after 3:00pm are considered ordered on the following business day.
Once your order leaves our facility and is in the hands of the shipping provider (USPS, UPS, or FedEx) it’s usually an additional 5-7 days depending on your distance from our location.
What are the accepted payment methods?
If you are having your order shipped to you, we accept PayPal, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. If you are a local customer picking up your order in store, we accept all of the previously mentioned payment methods as well as cash.
What are your In-Store Hours?
We are open Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 7:00pm.
Saturday-Sunday from 10:00am-3:00pm CST
Is local pick-up available?
Yes! 7 DAYS a week Monday-Sunday. Purchases must be made online by 12pm cst. You will be notified when via email when you order is ready. Please do NOT come in if before you receive your notification email. Please call (504)906-0465 if you have any questions about your order.
Is a home iron suitable for heat transfer vinyl (HTV)?
Yes, it is suitable and can work well. It is designed to be used with a heat press, but if you apply correctly a home iron works very well.