<t>pisquee,<br/>
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I don't have a profile for my inks and printer. I need to confess that I have a very improvised setup here... lol.<br/>
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I had a "brown" black. Now after some ajustements in the pressure, used the Epson Driver "vivid colors" setup and it's getting better. But still looks ...

<t>Hi guys,<br/>
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Just giving feedback. <br/>
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I went to the store and the seller gave me the wrong ink!!! <br/>
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After changing, the mugs started pressing fine. I'm still with some color differences between the original photo and the mug, but I'll do a little research before I start ...

<t>Thanks for all your helps guys.<br/>
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Paul, your answer is the best fit until now. I'll return to the store and discuss with the guys that sold me the consumables.<br/>
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When I bought the press, the guy cooked three mugs. The first two had the same results I'm having and the third was ...

Sawgrass,

Yes, in the paper, everything is fine. Both ink and paper are from reliable sources.

Yes,

It's sub ink and ceramic mug (for sublimation).

I noticed that when I put the mug, the temperature drops to ~130-140ºC and takes a lot of time to get back to 200ºC.

<r>Hi guys,<br/>
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I'm totally new to sublimation. Yesterday I bought a press and a printer (Epson T25) with the bulk ink kit, sublimation ink and sublimation paper. I'm using 220ºC and 120s. I tried several other pressure, time and temperature settings and I'm unable to transfer a single mug <E ...