Thanks for your reply. I will have to investigate more. Still a lot to learn!!

Hi, looking to source vintage metal signs, that look rustic at the edges for sublimation? They look more like tin rather than aluminium. I have also seen this style in small magnet signs. Sorry for being vague, . Any suggestions?

Hi, Is this the small 6oz mug blanket? What time and for how long do sublimate? Thanks

JMugs;102344 wrote:I use a cappuccino blanket for my small coffee mugs, its shorter, and thicker than a standard blanket.

<r>Thanks for all your help it is much appreciated. I will post a photo when I get it right! <br/>

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<r>Hi Justin, thanks for your reply. No I'm using a mug press with an 11oz blanket. The mugs are from coralgraph and the paper is a good quality one. Would I have been better putting two in at a time? I pressed them in the middle of the press directly in front of the clamp. Any suggestions out there ...

Thought I would print these coffee cups for myself. Sublimated 180 degrees for 180 seconds. The edges have printed ok but the middle was faded. I used an 11oz mug wrap maybe I should have put two mugs in together. I thought the pressure was ok. Disappointed I hate imperfection!!!!!

Thanks, ha ha!!:rolleyes:

James990;101303 wrote:If you are using Epsom, then I would suggest you get an Epson printer instead! Epsom is where they have Horse racing!

Thanks for all your responses. The print out was a test to check size and colour. I did change the colour of the writing before reversing the image before printing for sublimation. The printer is an Epsom ICC compatible. I will look at temperature and heat press time. Again many thanks to all to ...

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Have just pressed my first mug with my BMS mug press unfortunately I think the colour ...

Is it possible to sublimate onto normal wood/plywood that is not polymer coated? Or any ideas where I can get shabby chic sublimated blanks?