Well, sublimation is not about getting the best sublimation supplies and equipment. It merely is a part of an equation because the actual task is “how you’re doing it”. Saying sublimation a “task” is a kind of offensive to us because it’s what we’ve our soul and heart to. And to make it see it from our eyes, our goal is to simplify the process as much as we can with fun, thrill, and successful outputs so we, together, can expand the industry and let everyone bring the true colors to their favorite cup of coffee, T-shirt, or even a simple key chain.
Learning is everyone’s own headache, though, but here at press sublimation, we can promise to bring you comprehensive guides that’ll serve you the lifetime. The first one is the basic sublimation process in which we carried the process from the paper to the final substrate.
We keep trying new materials to sublimate–polymer and non-polymer. Here’s a list of a few items we did in the last year; (we did more than that, though).
And can you believe Cotton? Yes, it was the craziest one because sublimation doesn’t work on that. We mentioned the tricks in the blog with which you can also try to have 100% success. In addition, we sublimated dark shirts, another thing sublimation is not compatible with. All the tricks, methods, and process have been mentioned throughout the blogs, so it’s highly unlikely that you follow our guide and have even the slightest change in the quality.
Not just basics though, because we love hacks and we keep on creating and finding them, we’ve sublimated in sections as well with minimum to no lines in the final compiling. And here to tell, it’s not that we did it for the first time and got the results. We spend days or even months switching between our printers, paper, and color settings to achieve what we want. Of course, we don’t want that for you, so we gather all the nuts and bolts in our testing period and bring it to you in the most precise way, so you can get the results in the one time try.
In fact, we helped several home-based startups, getting going with sublimation by telling our secret recipes, and just for how we know they’re successful we want to help the entire community making t5he best use of their sublimation equipment and have their interest met well.
We’re hopeful that, by reading our blogs, you’ll definitely see a visible change in your outcomes. And as we’ve explained, multiple methods for one substrate to cater everyone in this arena despite what printer you’ve, what papers you prefer, and what is pressing method. Our guides are applicable for everyone to make their work standout and speak quality.
Sublimation printers today have a limited printing size and the best they can go is 13 x 19. Definitely not the size you can sublimate blankets or doormats, and that’s why the question arises “can you sublimate in sections?” often from Beginners or Epson and Sawgrass owners. Well, you can do sublimation in sections but … Read more
Well yeah! You can now sublimate on cotton ONLY if you know the secret recipe. Previously, Cotton is a thing one should never sublimate. Of course, the theory still applies (sublimation doesn’t work on cotton). However, a few methods evolved that made the impossible possible. So today, we’ll learn how to sublimate on cotton with … Read more
Going to a store, selecting the mug type, spending hours explaining, and above all, paying them a hefty amount just for single mug customization. Ugh! Ain’t not more! Now you can customize your mugs with materials available at your home. All you need is to learn how to sublimate the mugs that we are going … Read more
You must be disappointed in the fact that you can’t find a way to sublimate without polyester. What if I let you in on a secret and tell you that there EXISTS a way to transfer designs on non-sublimation-friendly materials as well which is sublimation on glitter HTV. Glitter HTV gives you the opportunity to … Read more
Technically, you don’t need to have a creative mind to have wood sublimation crossed it. I mean every decor product and designing area is incomplete without wood – even you definitely have a hundred wooden items that (at least once) made you ask “can you sublimate on wood?”. Well, With a “BIG YES” there are … Read more
Beware! Hat sublimation can be an addiction. It’s — wait… aren’t we too late to tell it? We guess yes and honestly treating an addiction (that can also be beneficial) is too boring! So, we bring you a hat sublimation guide to fulfill your desires and print your hats with your favorite designs, perhaps your … Read more
The urge in sublimation artists to sublimate literally everything has gone so far that now you can sublimate even the tumblers! And trust me, Sublimation tumblers are perhaps one of the most on-point artworks which insisted me to write this article showing you how to sublimate a tumbler covering all the odds and ends regarding … Read more
Most likely you have brought a holocaust while doing a simple paper sublimation and that’s probably why you are here learning how to do sublimation. Don’t worry, we all have been there in our early days with the sublimation tools and that’s why I worked the tips and proper techniques for doing the sublimation covering … Read more
It has been a common concept among people that sublimation only supports light-colored shirts because dark colors are merely not a thing of sublimation printing. To you your surprise, it was just a matter of the past, because now you can perform sublimation on your darker apparel just with a few tricks. So gear up … Read more
As you begin with sublimation, there are a lot of queries that may come to your mind and I bet the first one definitely would be “can you sublimate on T-shirts”? Honestly, there are millions of things that you can sublimate and luckily shirt is one of them. So, today we are going to tell … Read more