<t>Final Update:<br/>
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Having a smaller pre-press time 10-15s helped to reduce initial shrinkage. Afterwards securing the bands to the platen with tape parallel to the shrinkage helped keep the material in place.<br/>
Transfer paper is taped to the platen only, not to the material itself (for ...

Do you have any experience with sublimation on lower temperatures?
Is it possible to mitigate material shrinkage that way?

<t>Small Update:<br/>
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It seems the ghosting was a combination of paper blowout from the pneumatic press and shrinkage of the bands.<br/>
I've fixed the blowout problem with tons of thermal tape and patience for the bands to cool off, but there's still shrinkage even with 2-3 times of pre-press ...

<t>Hello guys,<br/>
I am struggling with a material I want to sublimate. I am currently using 100gr sticky (tacky) paper transfers and a heat press with these settings:<br/>
- 80s preheat each side<br/>
- 80s press time<br/>
- 190 degrees Celsius (374 Fahrenheit)<br/>
- 4 bars pressure (58 psi)<br ...