Hot peel means the film is removed right after pressing, while the fabric is still hot; cold peel means waiting until it has cooled completely. The type depends on the film: some are made for one or the other, and a mistake leads to partial lifting or a matte look.
Hot peel is faster and suited to high production, while cold peel usually gives a firmer finish. Read the film specification and do not mix types. If the print stays partly on the film, increase pressure or time, then test again.



