Thanks Paul.

Hi Paul, yes in Adobe it has a chequered area and an outline of the mug i.e. narrows at the bottom and larger at the top.

I have just bought some Latte mugs and downloaded the template which has been done in Adobe. Could anyone tell me how I get the picture in the template as I am not sure. Or is there any other way of printing so that when I put the paper on the mug it will print OK. Thank you Jim.

<t>Hi, I had trouble with Xpress digital transfer paper. I thought it was a problem with the slates. I found out by accident it was some of the paper sticking. Certain areas of the slate would develop a light mist over the picture which would develop after cooling. I use a nail brush and soapy water ...

Hi, I am using the 8 in one combo swing away press with the temp and time gauge on the right hand side of the colume. euro ink, epson stylus S21 printer and xp4072a sublimation paper A4 size. Regards, Jim

<t>Hi Martin, the guy who I sold the last three to lives away. He did phone me up the next day to say that the white marks where still there. He will be coming over next Saturday, and I have asked him to bring them with him which he said he will do. I will then post a photo. If you would like to see ...

<t>Hi Paul, I first started at 190c for 6 minutes useing medium presurer and the silcon mat between, but found them to be a little too light and some areas not taken or patchy. Tried another at 200c for the same time. Great, good picture quality and all that. I noticed as it cooled down there was a ...

Thanks for that I should have said rock slates and that I am using a silicom sheet between the press and the slate. Regards.

<t>I wonder if any one else has had the same problem that I’m suffering from. I am pressing at 190-200c medium pressure. When they start to cool, a white semi-transparent white patch appears. The first one I did disappeared. The second and third which was pressed a couple of days later (same as the ...

<t>Hi guys, I only do about 3 or four mugs at a time. Only had trouble with browning on the paper when gone over temp. Once the timer has gone off, I wait 10 secs take the mug out and I have the next one ready. No problems. The onlt other problem I have thought about, is if the preasure has not been ...