i use brown, the green kept leaving slight marks on mugs, more on dishwasher safe mugs than the standard for some reason.

<t>yes super results with chromoblast on white cottons, two customers commented on how sharp and vivid the colour of the images were, im using a ricoh printer and trupix paper alongside it with the power driver too, this saved me stocking the subli shirts as I already stocked cotton for vinyls ...

<t>Hi guys, i have now got two set ups for printing, i have the rico 3110 with sub gel inks which covers all my sub needs, i also have the same printer but with chromablast for all my cotton t shirts, both im finding i get great results with, i am now getting asked for dark t shirt printing quite a ...

Hi Arthur, thanks for the reply, I did download the driver yesterday and I will check to see if this solves the problem today, I use a spyder to calibrate my screen at the moment, the images look good to me.

thanks again

steve

<t>Hi all, I have just got this printer myself, sawgrass subliget r inks and im using trupix paper, I am using this for mug printing to start with, I have done a few mugs and I am impressed with the results, many of the non photo images are brilliant, but I am finding that many photograph images the ...

<t>I use to use a Fuji entry level bridge camera, set the super macro on, I used a chromakey background for most of the images, and used photokey software, the background and software cost me around 40 quid on ebay, the camera was 90 quid, the software pretty much removed all the background for me ...

<t>Hi all, i have looked into the chromoblast and that sounds like what i am after for t shirt printing, this will save me stocking the subli shirts as i already have tonnes of t shirts in cotton for the vynals, i now have the problem of finding someone who can supply me an a3 printer and the inks ...

cheers

<t>Hi bms, thanks for the reply, idealy yes I would use cotton t shirts as I already stock them, chromablast is something I know nothing about, I shall do some research today, sounds like I would need a sublimation a4 for the promo stuff and a larger chromablast a3 to cover the t shirts, I will do ...

<t>would you use the ricoh a3 for t shirts? im looking to get one of the richos as my first sub printer, from all I have read they are less trouble blocking wise, which is good for me, the main thing I want to do is t shirts, although I would also do the usual promo type stuff too, being my first ...