I remember the days of RN coated mugs, I never had a thought of a bad print with them, in fact I've still got one and the print is showing no sign of fading after nearly 20 years

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That's what I'm using just now, the Orca mugs from MDF were fading very quickly, now I'm having trouble with their photo slates they are good for keyrings and wooden coasters but not much else in the way of sublimation

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Does anyone have an opinion on mugs Rhino v Orca v Xpres 5013, it would be interesting to see opinions

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Has anyone used Colourbyte for dye sub slates good old MDP are turning out slates which leave white dots on the finished prints. First it was their fading mugs and now this, I can't trust them anymore which is a pity because they have a branch near me so they were good for pick ups

The plaques are printing fine with no fading at the temp and time given but there is small white dots on the print, I've cleaned the slates thouroghly with soapy hot water and when I've dried them as a second measure I wipe them with rubbing alcohol and wait until they are completly dry before I ...

I'm set at 210c for 410 seconds heavy pressure (thank God it's auto opening), I'll try your settings at the weekend and let you know many thanks

Hi is any encountered any problem with MDP photo slates, I've been using them for a couple of years with no problems, my settings are fine but some of them come out faded, I recently bought a box from them and I realise slate is not perfect at the edges but most of the ones I bought were really ...

Thanks Tony I'll go through everything tomorrow

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I have owned an Sawgrass SG 500 for over 2 years and it hasn't missed a beat, today I tried to print and print utility said "offline" my internet in the house is fine but tried and tried but couldn't get it to print the image, it was fine and ready go but not printing....any ideas
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I have been printing mugs off and on for a few years. In the past I dipped them in hot water after printing but I hated that crackling sound although they always seemed to be ok. This time round I don't dip them and have encountered a few problem, my question is this: is it better to dip them in ...