DSF

just when I thought I had my head around this new venture I end up totally confused. quick recap, I am in the process of sourcing equipment for a new venture namely mugs an tee shirts and I have been round all the supplier sites and watched all the videos, or so I thought. I have just had the pleasure of watching a video by our very own Paul demonstrating a Dino Neptune clam press using sublimation inks onto a cotton t shirt, with me so far ? good, now I have always presumed that I would need a dye printer for transfers on cotton [ Epson] and a sub printer [Ricoh] for my mugs and plastic widgets. I know I need a cutter for transfers and vinyl but always thought sub inks on cotton was impossible, I ask because subliblanks [ I think] are doing a cracking deal on a new Dino clam + Ricoh + inks + tape @ £500. Do I need a dye printer or will this kit do both mugs and tees with the one ink? You can all wake up now

There is a fairly new product out called Sublicotton. You print onto a special paper cover it with magic powder, shake off the excess and then press. There is a thread on here and I know that BMS stock it.

Witchcraft, that's what this is. I am obliged to you.

if you go for this cracking deal then you will have all you need

then just add sublicotton to it and off you goo. just dont get to excited