<t>It's ok, no offence taken! I know where you're coming from though, you can't make a silk purse out of a pigs ear (or something like that haha) we've tried that and unfortunately they don't do a blanket for that mug. <br/>
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I kind of wish we hadn't have got the order to be honest, it's ...

<t>Well it's definitely not top of the range as just starting out, the idea being to upgrade equipment, as money comes in. As for it being Chinese I'm not sure, it's a heatwave heat press? My partner looked into it and there doesn't appear to be a compatible one for it for those mugs, so maybe it is ...

<t>Thanks soul claimed for your reply I'll keep that in mind for t-shirts.<br/>
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Mrs maggot that's a very valid question! I'm having a bit of a problem, I'm new to sublimating and my partner got an order for 30 mugs (with more to be ordered if first batch ok) for his boss - his perfectionist ...

GoonerGary;97449 wrote:The other image will overcook and blur if heated again. Printed sheets will last a long time, but keep them in a box away from light and dust.

Thanks very much.

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<t>Hello, please could anyone tell me the answers to the following two questions?<br/>
1) if you sublimate an image on one side of a mug, can you put the mug back in the heat press to sublimate something on the other side of the mug? Or will it damage the first image?<br/>
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2) once you have ...