<r><QUOTE author="socialgiraffe;151959"><s>[QUOTE=socialgiraffe;151959]</s>Wishing you all the best Andrew and if I am ever down with you southerners <E>;-)</E> I'll be sure to look you up for a cup of tea...<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

The North/South divide is strong..... unless you get the correct ...

<r><QUOTE author="Justin;151957"><s>[QUOTE=Justin;151957]</s>Best of luck Andrew, be great to hear your future plans.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

I have other companies so trying to streamline basically. I still have a printing company left for now after selling my main one but it's on the decal firing ...

<t>It's got to that point where I've decided the time is right to move on. Might have a few things to sell so probably be around a bit longer but just want to say thanks to those that have kept this forum going with great info, views and opinions.... and obviously a big thanks to Justin. Seems a bit ...

<r>Totally agree with this when dealing with some suppliers...... no one else has a problem a.k.a. not my problem. You learn which suppliers to take their claims of how incredible all their blanks are with a substantial pinch of salt.<br/>
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<r><QUOTE author="pisquee;151890"><s>[QUOTE=pisquee;151890]</s>Firing ... like in a kiln? Tell me more!<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

We are set up for screen printed items and waterslide ceramic decals so have the high firing ovens which go past 700c. When we are doing a run and if there is space we can ...

pisquee;151888 wrote:Reclaim? What do you mean?

You can fully remove the print by high firing then screen print or water slide the mug.

We reclaim ours then re-use the mugs..... just need sufficient temp to do this.

<r><QUOTE author="Sublibed;151859"><s>[QUOTE=Sublibed;151859]</s>Cheers! Yeah, I can appreciate that as we have a photography business and it's always changing. Can I ask what do you use to hold stock? Racking? And on what do you house your preses? Worktops or tables?<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

It all ...

<t>Not wanting to disagree with some of the above but...... firm pressure all the way. The lighter the pressure the worse it will be. Light pressure doesn't ensure 100% contact between print and metal which is where the gas creates paths to escape. This type of metal we buy and print a lot of (comes ...

I see. I know the mugs you mean. They had major problems for a while on their new supplier. Not their standard Production mug price then.