<t>The image is in the middle of coaster, I'm leaving the area around it white (Or transparent to show the white of the coaster). <br/>
I use to outsource the design and they manage to get the coaster white with the image in the middle. I know it doesn't look a huge difference in colou but when you ...

Great, really sharp.Not burnt, no blacks/brown to indicate heat issue. I’ve gone through an entire pack of coasters trying to figure it out. I haven’t a heat gun but wondering if temp on press is reading lower than it actually is .... hmmmm

[ATTACH=CONFIG]5985[/ATTACH]Here are the beauties. Left is without press . Right and bottom are the result of pressing. This is without sublimation paper. If I reduce the heat the transfer doesn’t take.

<t>Going slightly bonkers trying to figure out why my uni sub coasters (cork backed) are turning brown<br/>
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i have a UkPress 38x38 Pressing for 60 secs at 180c<br/>
I use Teflon sheet over the top of coaster.<br/>
ive tried varying temp and pressure to no avail (also removing Teflon)<br/>
ive ...

<t>Most of the replies I read were from yourself Justin. I’m going to order some vinyl stickers as it’s less heartache than handstamping.<br/>
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I use to order mugs in and pay 50p per mug for back stamp. It looked great and wasn’t a sticker. So they have obviously cracked it on a high turn over ...

<r>Hi !<br/>
So I have search the forum of posts relating to this subject and I have read all <EMOJI seq="1f445" tseq="1f445">:tongue:</EMOJI> ( fun Boxing Day)<br/>
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I have tried hand stamping but the outcome is too inconsistent (smudged / faint etc)<br/>
I’ve tried water slide but again looks ...

<t>I thought this may be the case.<br/>
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It was when i was insuring my business i started to wonder about the supply chain and that most mugs come from china. I would love it if there were more UK company's that actually manufactured in the UK, to reduce carbon footprint and human rights ...

Hey Baldy,

Thanks for that response, just what I was after.
Merry Christmas to you:biggrin:

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I've been buying pre coated sublimated mugs mats etc. But now wondering how these are made?<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI><br/>
Are they just normal ceramic mugs/mats coated in a special coating (If so what is it and can this be applied to any object ?)<br/>
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<r><QUOTE author="GoonerGary;141027"><s>[QUOTE=GoonerGary;141027]</s>A standard 10oz Durham mug is 80mm diameter, so a normal '11oz' blanket will be fine.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>
Great thank you, will be testing this out this week so will publishing my results. Alot of trial and error awaits me ...