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Where is the cheapest place to buy textprintxp. Many thanks
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Martin have a good offer. http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... 110-Sheets
i dont think you can find any cheaper then this.
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Thanks but he sold out. unless there is another paper that is suitable. I noticed that he's selling Xpres Economy Sublimation Paper has any body tried it allways nervous about changing
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Is there anything special about this paper - as in, is it meant for hard or soft substrates?.
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No idea but I have always been happy the way the colour comes out on the mugs, I use this paper of everything, just worried if I change it will show on repeat orders,
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John G;30490 wrote:Is there anything special about this paper - as in, is it meant for hard or soft substrates?.
if you asking about texprint then yes :)
it is special. its great for fabrics and ceramic. is special coz its specialy coated and ink is not going inside the paper. it staying on the coating. so you give it 2 min to dry and then press. you will notice most of the picture is normaly gone off the paper to the fabric/ceramic. thats why is called HR (high relase)
also another benefit (huuuuge imo) is that is printed with logo on the "bad" side so you wont print on it you always print on printable side :rolleyes:

Jenny! I had some xpres paper to try and I must say is brilliant. it has good relase rate and is cheap :) I only test it on mugs tho..
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I might give it a try but would like some texprintxp in case it didn't give the depth of colour
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xpres is good with colour. I printed only photograph but depth of colours was ok.
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Paul;30494 wrote: also another benefit (huuuuge imo) is that is printed with logo on the "bad" side so you wont print on it you always print on printable side :rolleyes:
does it???? the textprint i have doesn't have any logo on it and i got it from BMS ?
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