mugs all crazing on the inside

[JSR]

You're not the only ones . It's a lesson you don't want to learn too often when printing black/dark designs onto an El Grande.

[Scotty@BMS]

I like John's fan cooling method, but in the past when I have dunked the mugs I've used hot water (as in from the kettle hot added to a little cold) as opposed to just warm. No problems at all with that method. How many mugs are you down, Laura?

[mrs maggot]

we only ever use warm/hot water we did him 60 mugs, and there are 20 that he is not happy with, so i am about to do him 30 as a goodwill gesture and hopefully that will be sorted

[Scotty@BMS]

we only ever use warm/hot water we did him 60 mugs, and there are 20 that he is not happy with, so i am about to do him 30 as a goodwill gesture and hopefully that will be sorted

Remind me on your next order, I'll sort you out.

[mrs maggot]

thanks Scott, will be ordering soon

[Dezignwar]

Out of interest do you remove the print before you fan them / dunk them or do you leave print wrapped around the mug while it cools?
Sorry if this is a silly question, i havent had any problems with bleeding. just wondered i remove mine then dunk them in warm water just wanted to know if what i was doing was correct as i am self teaching. lol..

Thanks

[smitch6]

yes remove the print the moment it comes out of the press, otherwise it would still be transferring,
what i do is raise a corner and make sure it's done right if it's faint i put it back in for 10 secs and check again

[Dezignwar]

That's how I do it.. Ya...