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Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 21 Mar 2012, 21:14
by epstnb
Anyone know where to get this stuff ? Its out of stock at this link
http://www.printerowners.co.uk/sublimat ... -wraps.htm
I need to pad out the mug for the press.
regards
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 21 Mar 2012, 21:18
by bms
Let me know what you need and we may have something suitable. We're waiting for a new supplier to deliver a new batch to us very soon. What mug is it for?
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 21 Mar 2012, 21:39
by Paul
I use this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/X-Large-Silic ... 402wt_1110
and is MASSIVE! you can cut it to different sizes for your mugs etc... I got couple that i use with slates and smaller mugs that wont fit in my press. Is great as is soft and flat (no pattern at all!)
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 02:01
by JSR
This is where I got mine from ages ago (before BMS sold it):
http://www.listawoodtradesupplies.com/i ... ?id=HP8001
They also do a thicker 5mm version for a little more.
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 11:10
by JackB
Paul;42818 wrote:I use this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/X-Large-Silic ... 402wt_1110
and is MASSIVE! you can cut it to different sizes for your mugs etc... I got couple that i use with slates and smaller mugs that wont fit in my press. Is great as is soft and flat (no pattern at all!)
I followed Paul's advice when he mentioned this a week or so back, and I ordered 2 sheets. Each sheet is bigger than the A3 platen on my Xpres heatpress.
Jack.
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 12:12
by epstnb
@bms, its for the smaller than standard size mugs (think they were called sparta style) .. they have a curved out lip that does'nt go in the press so i figured i could pad it out to make it fit centrally in the press instead of it hanging out the end !
@Paul, JSR, & JackB, many thanks those sound just the job..
Do the mugs need a bit longer in the press with this wrapped around em ?
regards
Neil
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 14:08
by Paul
Yes. More temp and time. I do them with settings: 190c and 300sec.
Re: silicon wrap
Posted: 22 Mar 2012, 19:47
by gavtheoldskater
can i ask, whats the advantage of using a silicon wrap?