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Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 12 Dec 2015, 16:12
by kevt19
Currently using Xpres A4 Sublimation paper. I'm happy with the finished products i've tested on 11oz mugs.
Has anybody used Jet Stream F35 paper & the Xpres Sublimation paper for comparison results?
The Jet Stream F35 is a little bit cheaper than Xpres if i'm correct, but watching the Dye Sub Supplies video at the beginning of the post Jet Stream F35 seems very impressive
considering price!
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 09:37
by mags1892
kevt19;107147 wrote:Currently using Xpres A4 Sublimation paper. I'm happy with the finished products i've tested on 11oz mugs.
Has anybody used Jet Stream F35 paper & the Xpres Sublimation paper for comparison results?
The Jet Stream F35 is a little bit cheaper than Xpres if i'm correct, but watching the Dye Sub Supplies video at the beginning of the post Jet Stream F35 seems very impressive
considering price!
Ive got tests from them both the jetstream is as good as the xpres paper infact it has a slightly higher release so you wont notice a degredation if you moved over quite the opposite in fact.
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 14 Dec 2015, 09:55
by kevt19
Well that is good to hear Mags. If the quality is the same if not better, then there is no reason I should'nt try Jet Stream if they are cheaper.
I'll be ordering some Jet Stream later today.
Thanks for tipping me about your test results!
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 12:40
by Samstables
I have had great results with the JetStream paper - I actually prefer it to the TextPrint (which only seems OK if you print the day before you use it, otherwise it's too inky!), some random brand selling on Amazon (which I didn't find to be Epson friendly at all and wasted LOADS of blanks on it before sending it back for a refund) and rather similar to TruPix. I will certainly be buying JetStream next time. Thanks Jimmy for the sample!!
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 15:36
by JMugs
So what paper choice are you folks using if using powerdriver and sawgrass ink through a ricoh? I profile my printers so curious as I find the greens and reds are a little less strong if I use powerdriver on Trupix setting for ceramic then print to a mug.....and yes I do like to fiddle, before anybody is asking why if I do my own profiles.
Janners
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 16:45
by mags1892
JMugs;107303 wrote:So what paper choice are you folks using if using powerdriver and sawgrass ink through a ricoh? I profile my printers so curious as I find the greens and reds are a little less strong if I use powerdriver on Trupix setting for ceramic then print to a mug.....and yes I do like to fiddle, before anybody is asking why if I do my own profiles.
Janners
What products do you transfer to when making profiles ?
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 16:53
by JMugs
Whatever product I am printing on, with the exception of mugs where I find my Unisub plaques profile is ideal.
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 17:24
by mags1892
JMugs;107309 wrote:Whatever product I am printing on, with the exception of mugs where I find my Unisub plaques profile is ideal.
Yeah mugs would be a problem too reflective for the measuring device it can be a real pain in the derriere

Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 15 Dec 2015, 22:30
by Ian66
I have just had two t shirts with a ghost image printed from a previous pressing using Jet Stream paper. It seems that the image has bled through onto my Teflon sheet. I never had this problem with the BMS paper so can only assume it's because it is thinner. I have been impressed with the quality but this problem has put me off a bit.
Re: Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper
Posted: 16 Dec 2015, 14:39
by k21john
Just a quick, has anyone used Jetstream on the white cushions supplied by BMS as I've a small batch to do for a christmas pressie....