I would assume you could use a high-temperature silicon glue, if so, use the top platen with a little pressure to help with the bonding.

Hi,

Could you state which pneumatic heat press you purchased, maybe then someone on here can help you out.

Best wishes on your new sublimation journey, a long learning curve ahead, persist with it and greatness will happen.

<r><QUOTE author="moocowstudios;149313"><s>[QUOTE=moocowstudios;149313]</s>The latest update from Epson, is the SC F500 is an entry level printer. At the time of purchase this information was not available from Epson, it is something relatively new they have added to the marketing blerb.<e>[/QUOTE ...

I'll keep looking from time to time, something may pop up in the future.

<t>I was in the market for one of these printers, glad I came across this thread, sorry to hear about the problems folks have had with theirs. I feel investing in this printer would be risky for me as I was planning on doing A2 sublimation prints, so kinda wary spending £2200 on one. I did actually ...

<r>I only ever used the Ecotank printers ET14000(A3+) and ET 2650 (A4), I would say the WF model is probably the same quality, I only ever use Inktec inks and only use Beaver paper and Jetstream, so kinda fine-tuned them all to get great results especially on 100% polyester. There is a video of my ...

<t>Hi Justin,<br/>
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I have the EPSON WF-C5210DW, both models are very similar, I bought this with the intention of doing A4 sublimation prints. Bought the refillable cartridges from Aliexpress with no problems. Bought Inktec inks from a supplier on eBay, great bit of kit to be honest for the ...

<t>Personally if it was me, I'd avoid any of the 8 in 1 press types, they are either a hit or miss, whilst the price may seem appealing, at some point or another you may run into problems with the press, inconsistent heat across the platen, un-even pressure, the list goes on. If you want to print ...

<r><SIZE size="2"><s>[SIZE=2]</s>If the rubber wheels are not grabbing the paper, what happens over time particles of paper dust adhere to the rubber wheels, you will have to buy <FONT font="Arial"><s>[FONT=Arial]</s>Isopropanol Alcohol and use cotton swabs to clean the wheels whilst they are ...