<t>I had lots of problems with smashed mugs in cardboard mailers. I tried bubble wrap inside, and when the problem continued, adding a layer of big bubble wrap outside the box. This took far too much time, and I still suffered broken mugs. I reluctantly changed to polystyrene, and haven't had a ...

<t>I am also using the Surecolour P600 with a continuous ink system and Inktek Sublinova inks from Ink Experts. I have found it to give good and consistent results, even for a beginner at sublimation. Ink Experts will provide an ICC profile for their inks to help get the print colours right, and are ...

Lion Picture Framing Supplies also have them. I have bought them in the past, and the quality was good. They do have a minimum order though.

I do like the rubber stamp idea. I have spent some time looking on google for the "Holy Grail" of indelible, quick drying and dishwasher safe ink, and haven't yet found anything that would fit the bill. Has anybody else found or used anything that has those characteristics?

<t>I have now had the chance to do some further work on this. <br/>
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I think the original problem was not enough pressure. I can now get consistent coasters without the light/patchy/cloudy areas, which is a relief!<br/>
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I have also come to the conclusion that the temperature readout on my ...

<t>Yes I am. I did make a couple of mistakes, and virtually no ink transferred, so I just turned them over and re-pressed them. I can see a definite increase in the depth of colour in the image as I increase the time, and the residual image on the transfer paper looks lighter as the time increases ...

<t>Thanks for all your suggestion to address this issue.<br/>
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Well, I have done some more experiments, and made some progress, but not fully solved yet.<br/>
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To try to ensure there was no moisture on the coasters I gave them 20 seconds in the press without a transfer between a couple of ...

<r>I am printing Unisub coasters, and am finding some problems with cloudy/light coloured areas showing in the print.<br/>
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The image below is a scan of one of my coasters with the offending white patches;<br/>

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<r>According to the online manual that model has a USB port on the back - its just Epson don't supply a cable for that connection. You can download the full user guide here: <URL url="https://files.support.epson.com/docid/cpd5/cpd51270.pdf"><s>[URL]</s>https://files.support.epson.com/docid/cpd5 ...