How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
Hi, hope all's well. Ater some advice, I make personalised photo gifts with sublimation (mugs etc as well as flat products). If something goes wrong and you have to dispose the item (with someone's photo), how do you get rid of them?
Not keen to put them in the bin as we've had people snooping through our bins in the past.
Cheers
Not keen to put them in the bin as we've had people snooping through our bins in the past.
Cheers
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socialgiraffe
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Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
We have the same but for officially licensed products. We always smash the items to make them completely useless before putting in waste.
USING: Whatever it takes to get the job done...
Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
depends on the item. glass coasters I sandblast the back off, then I sandblast a pattern on the front. Mugs I just sandblast the coating off (with a soft grit) which sometimes leaves a pretty normal mug
Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
Thank you both for your replies, appreciated! Will smash the items. Cheers!
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GoonerGary
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Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
Or the safer approach would be to put them back in the heat press or oven and cook them until they go very blurred.Sublibed;151858 wrote:Thank you both for your replies, appreciated! Will smash the items. Cheers!
Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
We reclaim ours then re-use the mugs..... just need sufficient temp to do this.
Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
You can fully remove the print by high firing then screen print or water slide the mug.pisquee;151888 wrote:Reclaim? What do you mean?
Re: How to dispose of defective sublimated items with photos?
Firing ... like in a kiln? Tell me more!
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