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Even the PU passport covers come out warped. I have a number of cheap vices mounted onto squares of kitchen worktops which helps to flatten anything.

Justin;134279 wrote:Tested the smaller Unisub place mat and we got them 99% flat by flipping over and pressing again for 1/2 the time and then putting under a monitor for a few hours!

Are these the Unisub ones I sent you?

They are indeed

Did you remove placemat from paper before turning over and use same temperature? Every time we tried this trick the image would sublimate further and also come off onto silicon protection sheet.

oki printer with magic touch paper, slight pressure and no problem at all with warping

UK Printed Mugs;134308 wrote:Did you remove placemat from paper before turning over and use same temperature? Every time we tried this trick the image would sublimate further and also come off onto silicon protection sheet.

UK Printed Mugs;134308 wrote:Did you remove placemat from paper before turning over and use same temperature? Every time we tried this trick the image would sublimate further and also come off onto silicon protection sheet.

Removed paper, flip over, 35 secs and then under the monitor. I wouldn't want to do a decent run though, what a faff putting a weight on them.

Angloman;134309 wrote:oki printer with magic touch paper, slight pressure and no problem at all with warping

Which TMT paper?

Hi...

Whats the current rate people are paying for a place mat and a coaster ?

Thanks

Paul
Sole Juice

I always pre-heat upside down for 20 secs then print/press as normal. I also have a pixmax press which I don't use so I put them under that (not switched on) until cool seems to work bit I don't do alot of these. I do coasters the same aswell.