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What paper does ppl use/recommend sublimation type

i know lots tend to use dif paper for dif items

i'm trying to weigh the cost against performance

i know there are papers out there that cost £1 a sheet
and others that cost 25p a sheet
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From experience mate the paper 'does' effect the finished job - I used to think it wouldn't matter but it does hence the more expensive paper.

I use Tru-pix for my stuff and it does an excellent job so I haven't had any reason to look elsewhere. When you weigh up the cost compared with the possiblity of having to do another item, and the costs involved in that it's worth the few pennies more!
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i too use Tru-pix after trying many others
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okies i have heard its good paper
and BMS price is fairly reasonable so martin i've just ordered some :)
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Again, tried many, settled with Tru-Pix.......
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Haven't heard of any sub paper for £1 per sheet :eek: Xpres paper, through BMS, works out at under 12p per A4 sheet. Cannot fault it for mugs.
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I use Trupix for hard items and Texprint for fabric items. Both do what they were made to do.
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Trupix is good but all round I prefer the Xpres paper.
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Must admit I too like the Xpres paper.
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JSR;15337 wrote:I use Trupix for hard items and Texprint for fabric items. Both do what they were made to do.

Same for me too
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