I have loads of different attachments for the press' maybe i should use a bigger heating element so there is more coverage. Should i be heating the bottom of the mugs and if so how. Do i put it in the press for a while first or is that wrong and is there a better way. thanks

<t>thanks ever so much for the help. I tried what you said about heating both sides and it worked a treat. I am still having a few problems though with the very bottom of the mug. I am i right in assuming that its better to leave a white border around the mug as i seem to get a little fall off ...

Hi there, thats really useful to know, also can anyone tell me if there is a set drying time meaning should i leave my print for so long before printing on to a mug? thanks

<t>Yes the inks are designed to go with the Tru-Pix paper, which i have to say compared to the stuff that the company i bought the press from sent me is Brill.<br/>
Quasar, thanks for that tip, ill try that in the morning, it does seem to be more on one end of the mug than the other. Any other ...

<t>Hi everyone, I'm fairly new to the mug press game and am having 1 or 2 problems. The first problem i had was the quality of the paper which i managed to get sorted. The main problem that i am having is, i am getting uneven coverage when i try and print blocks of solid colour. I can get a decent ...

<t>Hi everyone, my name is Alex Handley and i have just bought myself a Mug press and am starting out on the road of what will hopefully be a new career. I'm a complete novice and am sure that i will need some help from some of you guys. If i can repay the favour in the form of anything photographic ...