<t>Make sure the printed film is bone dry before placing in the machine. We use a small heater to remove any trace of moisture as this will get between the print and case and stop it from sublimating. If you are finding the film is breaking mid process, try adjusting the pre vacuum time so give the ...

Most of the night lights printed in colour are done with UV Printing where a layer of white in layed down first. You wont get very good results with Dye Sub on clear without a white layer.

<t>We use a Teflon sheet at the base but anything to protect the base rubber from ink being transferred into it. Then we place the metal then transfer paper then Endura fabric on top. The dryer the paper, the better the finish. Use more pressure on the press if the edges are rough, this will allow ...

We use a polyester fabric (Endura) over the top, I think Xpres sell it. It helps to absorb moisture to prevent mottling but also fills in any dips or edge defects in the metal to give an even print.

Justin;153043 wrote:Drop me a PM, we can supply everything you need.

Will do, cheers.

Just noticed the Sole Juice website is no longer selling blanks and their new site Sublimation Warehouse isn't live yet.
Does anyone know of any other suppliers, UK or Europe that sell Blank Phone cases for 3D Vacuum machines?

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Yes, we've experienced this in the past. There is lots of fake Kaptan tape floating ...

We converted an Epson Surecolor T3200 and a T5200 for use with sublimation. They are our daily workhorses. I think both models have been superseded by the T3/5400 now.

That's a moisture issue. Make sure the print has fully dried and the metal is at room temperature before pressing. As stated above, place a sheet of paper or polyester on top of the sub-paper when pressing to absorb any remaining moisture.