I use serif webplus x7 but a colleague has used opencart for a fishing business website and it was quite impressive, certainly from a content management perspective

I know it is an old thread but have you considered serif webplus? I use it on mine and you could have a go with the free trial to see if you can replicate your site design.

I have used both 3100 and 2100 recently with transfer inks from natureink and it worked fine without ICC profile. For what it is worth I think the transfer paper makes a huge difference, I use trupix and leave the paper 10-15 mins when printed the press at 180 secs and 180 temp.

Are you soaking the mugs after sublimation or letting them cool in the air? I used to dunk but now leave them to cool on their own but after 5-10 mins when you take the paper off, you need to do it in one hit like a plaster, otherwise if too hot you can get blurs

<t>I have used nature inks in the Ricoh with success and have just ordered another set as I gave up after Xmas and sold most of the kit, still made a small profit over 12 months though. An order for another 100 got me ordering kiut again, but I wouldn't do phone cases again as too many variants. <br ...

Double check the print, I thought I had marks from the mug press on a large print run but it was the edge of the paper picking up ink on the edge. Once I found this I could trim it oiff and no problems

It is very basic, took about an hour to put together and upload.

Sorry autocorrect issue, should say www.mugshotz.org.UK

Well mne is very simple www.mugshots.org.UK

<t>I have done a few money boxes and the main thing I find is good firm pressure at 178 temp for 3 mins but you do have to have an imaginary handle where this part is at the top and no image there as the heat press won't heat it. I also tape the whole edge on both sides.<br/>
Mine were from BMS but ...