DSF

Hi,

Which sublimation mug coating is generally better? Dino coating or Rhino, or Orca coating?
(or is there not much difference between the three?)

Thank you

Barbara

Naff all difference tbh. Some have better colour vibrancy where as others have a longer lasting coating.

The only coating that is better than these is the Duraglaze, however some on here don’t like their style of mugs (although apart from a minor blip earlier in the year I haven’t had any issue).


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Hi SocialGiraffe,

Thank you for your insight.
I have never come across the Duraglaze ones - who sells them - where could I get them?

x

They are sold by Listawood. Which if you are a premium member you receive 10% discount with (as well as other companies)

www.listawoodtradesupplies.co.uk


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Hi Socialgiraffe, can i ask, do you press or oven bake your Duraglaze mugs?

bako1;145398 wrote:Hi Socialgiraffe, can i ask, do you press or oven bake your Duraglaze mugs?

Both.

In general I use my oven as it better for all over prints and a much wider print area, but I do have a few mug presses I call on from time to time


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Thanks Socialgiraffe, sorry for super late reply been out of the loop... Im back now and have been using my gennie press from listawood, have times sorted but struggling with full bleeds fading... Thinking of trying an oven do you have any recomendations for an entry level oven?

Look for 'counter top convection ovens' on some catering equipment suppliers websites. That is pretty much what is being sold as sublimation ovens.

Thanks pw66

Sorry for jumping on the back of this, I'm struggling to get hold of the Orca mugs and came across this thread. What is the style difference between the two, looking and MDP and Listawood, they look very similar, if not the same.

Thanks