<r>Hi all,<br/>
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I have recently been having some problems while my mugs are cooling.<br/>
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I am using Photoshop elements, a Ricoh Aficio printer with Sawgrass inks and a standard mug press (from Xpres) at 180 degrees for 180 seconds.<br/>
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We have been printing mugs for just over a ...

<r>I have also been having with our map press. We have a press from CityInk and we have had massive problems with full images on mugs and basically the press in general! For our mugs where we just have an image on the front we press for 125 seconds at 180 degrees, this seems the perfect settings for ...

<r>Hi Everyone.<br/>
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I have recently begun sublimation on mugs and all is going well so far!<br/>
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However I wondered if anyone has ever printed on enamel mugs? We have the mugs shown in the link below: <br/>
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<URL url="https://www.ellieellie.co.uk/product/traditional-enamel-mug/"><s ...

Hi Guys!

Thanks for all your help!

I shall have a look at Ikea and Argos for shelving!

Happy Sublimating!

ArferMo;100887 wrote:A bucket of water.

Thanks for your reply.

I am not happy with using water as I have heard a lot about the glaze cracking on the mugs.

<r><FONT font="century gothic"><s>[FONT=century gothic]</s><COLOR color="#ff0000"><s>[COLOR=#ff0000]</s>Hi Everyone!<e>[/COLOR]</e></COLOR><br/>
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I have recently started making mugs and I was wondering how you all go about leaving them to cool? I have been after a rack of some sort so I can ...