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Gkhnn;79867 wrote:as you can read i am beginner on this area, please help me as much as you can

We have a Dealer in Denmark who can give you a bit more advice and local training : http://www.dansupplies.dk/

Thanks i will get in touch with them

Ok thanks i will wait to see someone knows it

purpledragon;79868 wrote:You will need
A heat press
Sublimation inks
Sublimation transfer paper
And an icc profile suitable for the ink and printer you are using

Sublimation ink : I found this one , dont you think this will be great?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00G ... =computers



Icc profile: Still searching

Gkhnn;79926 wrote:
Sublimation ink : I found this one , dont you think this will be great?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00G ... =computers



Icc profile: Still searching

Theres much discussion over sublimation inks on this forum with varying opinions what is certain is that sawgrass hold the patent for sublimation inks used on small format printers
A small format printer according to sawgrass is any printer under 45 inches print width so legally you can not use any other ink other than the grossly overpriced (In my opinion) sawgrass inksnor can any supplier sell you ink that isnt sawgrass licensed unless you can prove you have a wide format printer.
The down side to this is sawgrass have an unfair monopoly on small format ink so can charge stupid prices for that ink
The upside is in zall fairness sawgrass do have quite a good support team and also ready made profiles for the printers they support. And they will take up the warranty of a printer thats beenrendered void by the manufacturer eg epson once you put sublimationink in the printer. You would be very naughty should you use any perfectly good non sawgrass sublimation ink and they wouldnt work anyway unless you had a profile created for you by the many profile creater guys out there.