<t>Hi, thanks for your input, its much appreciated. Looks like I may have to bite the bullet.<br/>
The mugs, I can get them for around £1.50 + VAT each, but they are from a surplus stock warehouse. I don't generally see them under £2.00, but then, I don't have the trade contacts as I rarely do ...

<t>I do hang the lip outside the press, sorry should've mentioned that. Yes, I am cold peeling.<br/>
I've tried with and without a silicone wrap; is the soft pad more efficient and/or effective than a silicone sheet?<br/>
I am only experimenting ATM, TMT sent me a couple of sheets of CPM (as you ...

<t>Now then guys and gals,<br/>
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I'm having a wee bit of bother with enamel mugs. I've been trying to use TMT CPM to get an image onto a Falconware 8cm dia white mug with blue rim. <br/>
I'm heat pressing the transfer and mug in a mug press at 170 deg C for 100 secs, but the rim of the mug ...

Ok. will try that tack
Cheers

I would like to trail an idea I have, would anybody be willing to send me half a dozen sheets of TMT CPM 6.2 A4R please?
I would cover you costs (for the paper and postage). Please PM me if you can help. Thanks in Advance

I Think it was paul on here who gave out a great tip, cos in the artificial light of my utility room its hard to determine which side is the whitest. Paul's tip was to lick the end of your finger and test which side is the stickiest - which ever is, that's the side to print to

<t>Water slide tranfers look a treat, I got some for my girls and I to have a play about, when I tested and old laser printer I picked up.<br/>
They did some church candles and I did some glasses and vases, and I have to say the results were pretty good. We got clear background but thye also do ...

No worries, I'm grateful for the help you have given.

Cheers

Rightoe, wasn't realistically sure if repo's would be cheaper, but had hoped they might be because I'm trying to stick within a budget.

Thanks for the advice

they're about a tenner for an ARP patch and the same for 2 shoulder titles