sublimation slates
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ok. I am roasting photo slate now with texPrint so will let you all know in 6min 
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waiting in anticipation .................
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ok. just finish roasting
and oh my GOD! what a fantastic product!!!
texprint did not stick. well... maybe little bit inb the corner but easy washed off. white oversprayed edges sublimated lovely only one thing! :/ my picture look bit yelow:? need check my profile 
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Get some pictures up please Paul - what time, temp did you use?
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this one look much better! I roast it at 202C for 480sec med/heavy preasure. Will post pic soon.
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Re: sublimation slates
my slate:

its look like i need to create new profile just for them as my curent icc print to much yellow on them.
template for slates here. already in size and with bleeding.

its look like i need to create new profile just for them as my curent icc print to much yellow on them.
template for slates here. already in size and with bleeding.
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Great job mate - and again, excellent photography (wouldn't expect no less from you mate!).
What paper Paul?
What paper Paul?
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Thank you Adam! Paper used was texPrint HR. I must admit that it stick in two places but not to much. I think it is related with preasure and heat i used. I used silicon sheet to. about 1.5mm thick. suprisely slates are not that cold and heat in my press did not drop to much. so i think next time i may try 190C for 400sec. will see whats going to happen.
here is link to silicon i used. great stuff as there is no texture on it. flat as a pancake it is
here is link to silicon i used. great stuff as there is no texture on it. flat as a pancake it is
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