<t>Yes - I have spent a lot of time reading older threads on here, but I couldn't really work out from any of those threads the pros and cons of each type. I did see that the Blizzard was mentioned quite a lot. If all goes well, hopefully that's where I'll end up, but, as I mentioned in my OP, I ...

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I've been looking around some more, and I've seen some people getting fantastic results with ovens for everything from various-sized and shaped mugs and water bottles to some very odd-shaped items, and using various types of oven too. <br/>
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Other than having it in my ...

<r><QUOTE author="Mrteajunkie;146232"><s>[QUOTE=Mrteajunkie;146232]</s>You don’t actually need it. <br/>
if you do a lot of fabrics it’s handy to give it a little light spray and this will hold the paper in place while you press instead of heat tape. <br/>
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Don’t use it on hard surfaces though ...

As a newbie, could someone tell me what you would need spray adhesive for? Not read anything about this being used in the process.

Signzworld have just posted this on FB:-

"Smashproof boxes delivery by noon 9th December Mugs Delivery looks promising for the 16th December"

Has no-one got any information about ovens that they can pass on to a floundering newbie? :frown:

<r>Thanks. I won't go all-in at the outset and will make sure that I have fully tested and mastered any product before I try to sell, but I'm trying to think at least a little ahead and plan accordingly with my initial purchases.<br/>
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I do already have a good flat press, so that will allow me ...

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I'm still in the process of getting myself set up. My business won't be handling large quanitites - it will be more about the designs which will be available on a wide variety of items and sold to a niche market.<br/>
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As I am looking to do small quantities of a lot of ...

I'm new to sublimation, but could they be dishwasher safe on programs up to a certain temperature? I often see various kitchen items sold as 'dishwasher safe up to 45deg/50deg', etc

<r>I'm new to all this, and I don't use a Mac, but I've been reading so much recently! - As I understand it, Macs aren't working with the ICCs. However, I believe there is a way that you can set up a partition and install a Windows virtual machine on your Mac to save you having to buy another ...