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Thread: Sublimation htv

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    Sublimation htv

    Can any one recommend a good quality sublimation htv I have been looking at siser and subli but also noticed there’s something called flock that allows you to sublimate cotton I think any one shed any light on this
    thanks in advance

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    I coudn't honestly say I would recommend any as giving a good sellable product. Most that I have tried have been very disappointing and very thick.
    It is a shame, because if there was a good one then we wouldn't need to use a solvent printer.

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    ye I watched a few videos and they did look very thick with a solvent printer is the printable htv about the same thickness as standard htv vinyl that you cut with a plotter

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    Quote Originally Posted by colebag View Post
    ye I watched a few videos and they did look very thick with a solvent printer is the printable htv about the same thickness as standard htv vinyl that you cut with a plotter
    Some is much thinner than htv. Most is about the same a a good htv.
    The downside is that the cheapest solvent printer is the Roland BN20 which is nearly £5k+ vat.

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