<t>I only started dye subbing mugs yesterday (10 done so far), so just thought I'd note down my findings that may help others. It's probably second nature to a lot of you, But here goes anyway.<br/>
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1. The mug press I use is a pneumatic one:<br/>
- the standard 180 deg / 180s works, but don't ...

Not even 36hrs after ordering, it's on my doorstep. Really easy to setup, fill cartridges, and get the profile installed. Straight off the bat, colours are coming through crisp, bright and vibrant. Thanks InkExperts!

That's what I was thinking. Just wanted a bit of confirmation.

Thanks.

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<t>I apologise in advance but im new to all this and i'm going to try keep this generic. As some of you know i've just bought the bits to start dye-subbing mugs (hasnt arrived yet). A friend has been in touch asking if I could do some office mugs for him with the company logos on and employee names ...

The orders are in.... wish me luck lol.

<r>Everyone, thanks for all your help. <br/>
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Alex your a good salesman <E>:smile:</E>, I've been looking at Ink experts page at the dye sub printer packages on offer. I'm sort of decided on the WF-2630WF package, as I'm guessing for the sake of £7, it must be better to go with a WF model.<br ...

<r>[LEFT]<COLOR color="#222222"><s>[COLOR=#222222]</s><FONT font="Verdana"><s>[FONT=Verdana]</s>Gents, thanks very much.<e>[/FONT]</e></FONT><e>[/COLOR]</e></COLOR><br/>
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<COLOR color="#222222"><s>[COLOR=#222222]</s><FONT font="Verdana"><s>[FONT=Verdana]</s>Alex - I saw what you said about good ...

<t>Hi all,<br/>
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I'm new here and I fancy putting my hand to a bit of sublimating, so I apologise for what are probably basic questions. I was thinking of starting with mugs and then seeing where it takes me. I need to keep this on a budget though to keep the better half happy, so I was ...