Dec 4, 2008 · In addition, Teflon sheets produces even heat distribution over the surface of the garment, can prevent ghosting and protects garments from possible scorching. Teflon sheets are reusable for …

Aug 18, 2007 · But the reverse is possible, using sublimation inks on opaque inkjet transfer papers. What if the t-shirt is polyster-cotton blend? Let's say it is 60% polyster. The best way is to try to print …

Jan 25, 2010 · You cannot do sublimation on 100% cotton. Sublimation must be done on 100% polyester for the best results. You can use ChromaBlast ink on 100% cotton shirts. It is not exactly …

Oct 22, 2021 · What type of paper do one use for the protection of the sublimation to be done? There is tflon, protection paper, craft paper, butcher paper, parchment paper, etc. Please which one is …

Jan 21, 2010 · I am heat pressing sublimation photos on polyester sports shirts and can't avoid leaving marks on the shirts. I know from reading these posts that 400 degrees is the reason but I am …

Aug 27, 2023 · 3. Are there certain sublimation brands of paper you recommend? 4. Other than the small print size (bigger would be better, but they seem $$$$), should I be considering a different …

Sep 4, 2017 · You should press your sample at that setting first. Depending on shirt color, the high heat of sublimation will have an impact on the shirt itself. I've had white 60/40's scorch and other colors …

May 12, 2006 · Can anyone tell me the difference between dye sublimation and direct to garment digital printing? I'm a bit confused as the images they produce seem rather similar.

Sep 12, 2017 · Vinyl? Ink Transfers? Sublimation? If you are doing Vinyl, get a decent Iron with temp gauge, like $40 and make some money, then buy a decent press. Plus get one that is big enough. I …