Thanks Again

Took a knife to a mousemat as per the video and it worked a treat.....perfect 1st time.

Cheers
Tom

Renniwano;78705 wrote:and low and behold........ video proof

Thanks for that
I just viewed the video...great stuff
Will have a go in the morning

Cheers

Tom

<t>We have had problems today doing some Easel back Unisub boards, <br/>
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Pressing at 200c / 60 secs<br/>
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As you can see from above , we got a very poor result, .......we suspected that the pressure was not enough, so we increased it and did another one ...

Thanks pisquee for point on drop shipping direct to end customer.......definitely the way to go.

Cheers
Tom

<t>Firstly , Thanks for all the comments<br/>
and valuable inputs. <br/>
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As I expected, it is possible to get<br/>
2000 mugs printed within a few days and delivered to me by some forum<br/>
members who are well set up for this quantity for almost the exact<br/>
same cost at it would cost me ...

<t>We do a small amount of Dyesub work and currently use a single mug press.<br/>
We have been asked to quote for printing 2000 mugs with a company logo. We haven't pinned down the exact printing requirement yet, but it may not require full colour, but instead be just 3 or 4 solid colours.<br/>
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<t>I am experiencing a problem with the quality of the image I'm producing on the iPhone Alu panels............whereby the completed image appears blotched / grubby..........the image is all there but is not a high gloss....but instead is duller and when turned to / fro under a light the surface ...

Now getting consistent good results at temp setting of 350 / 370 F and 220 secs ( dropped time on advice received on here )........Dropping the time greatly helps when trying to get through a batch in the best time.
Thanks again for inputs.

<t>Ok, it looks like I have it sorted.<br/>
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we first started out at 340 / 380 F @ 320 secs...............getting tanned results<br/>
Then moved to 350 / 370 @ 320 secs...........getting better results initially , but poorer results after first mugs on a run<br/>
Then moved to 350 / 370 F @ 280 ...

Thanks for all your good wishes. Another day of samples today.........getting closer to a consistent good result.