Getting some nice mugs now. The only thing it seems to be very dull on blue colours?

Can anyone suggest anything?

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Ive just done another couple of tests and the black seems to be a lot better on this one!! <br/>
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Just had a McDonalds latte hence the inspiration! I OWN NO COPYRIGHT <E>;)</E> <br/>

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<t>Thanks for the replies. Ill try another one this morning. There was a possibility the paper was the wrong side too.<br/>
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Am I better off putting the mug in from the idle temperature of 100 and then letting it heat up to 170 or putting it in when it reaches 170?<br/>
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Thanks again<br ...

No I didn't on this one. Just the warm up period whilst reaching 180.
I'll check which side I used at the office in the morning.

Is a particular side different? And I did 180 for 150 seconds

Oh and BMS European mugs

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Here's the first mug i have done. It looks very grainy and not crisp.

I've used photoshop, Ricoh printer, trupix paper and BMS mug press.

Any suggestions on how to get it crisp looking?

I stumbled across this post whilst looking for advice on a start up package. I'm looking for the full package that would enable me to produce a mug straight away. I don't want something that will be broke in a matter of months.

Thanks In advance.

<t>Hi Guys, <br/>
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Hope everyone is well.. <br/>
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Im looking at adding branded mugs to our products and would like to purchase a mug press. <br/>
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I was wondering if anyone can offer any advice on products to look for/avoid. <br/>
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Also if anyone has any good kit for sale i may ...