Quinsfan;107077 wrote:have you got an ICC profile for your inks and paper, you should get this from whoever supplied you with the printer.

Not that I know of. I bought the printer separately from the mug press etc.

<r><QUOTE author="Paul;107074"><s>[QUOTE=Paul;107074]</s>Just need to buy sublimation ink and you good to go. This is standard ink by the look of it.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

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<r><QUOTE author="Martinx;107067"><s>[QUOTE=Martinx;107067]</s>I could be wrong but judging by what's on the printer I would say you are using standard bond paper and not paper specific to sublimation. <br/>
Also do you know if the ink cartridges are sublimation based?<br/>
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Yeah I've more or less tried every suggested time and none have worked. I either get a faint outline of the image which just rubs off or this yellowy burnt image which I've photoed there.

<r>Hi everyone I'm new on here and new to sublimation printing on mugs and like most, I'm not getting it right at all. I need help.<br/>
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That's what I'm getting. This is after raising the temp and time. I was on 120 time and 300f and the image wasn't even printing. The yellow you see there is meant to be black

<t>Hi I'm new on here so I apologise if I'm posting this in the wrong place.<br/>
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im trying to print on mugs and have gone through all the timing and heat elements (I'm using a pixmax heat press and a ricoh aficio sg 2100n printer) and the results I'm getting are terrible to say the least.<br ...