Hi, if you can produce mugs with decent graphics and your not doing anything different then I'd say the problems with the artwork. You can only get out as an image as the one you use. I obviouly could be wrong

<r><QUOTE author="socialgiraffe;94196"><s>[QUOTE=socialgiraffe;94196]</s>I used to have this with Hi Vis, but found that using a heavier weight paper solved the issue.<br/>
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As that paper supplier dried up I switched to the Xpres cheap stuff and find I get very good results by reducing the ...

Sorry forgot that, we've tried a sheet of teflon over it. I even had a second person hold the teflon down down when we lifted the press.

<t>Hi All, can anyone help me with a printing problem on umbrella's. I'm realitively new to dye sub so I'm still learning the tricks. I've got an issue with shadow's when printing into umbrella's. I'm using all geniune inks, paper etc and the umbrella's are good quality. I'm printing at 190c for 40 ...

<t>Hi All,<br/>
Good to join you, basically I've been in the vinyl transfer game for a few years now but I've recently bought a dye sub printer to try and expend the range I can offer. I've run my own small business for 8 years now and its going well but there's always room for new products. <br ...

Hi Helen,
How did you get on with this? The mug press will always drop in temp when you put the mug in. You need to wait for the temp to get back to the required level before you set the timer. The mug press should have the function on to allow this.

<r><QUOTE author="Angloman;94091"><s>[QUOTE=Angloman;94091]</s>buy original, use original ,dont think you will save money by buying china ink and china paper, use the proper printer and paper and ink before you even start.£500 will set you up.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>
Sorry, 1st post I know, I will ...