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Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 16 Jun 2012, 09:15
by Charlie_
Its me again, is this suitable for using with heat presses/
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gasket-Silico ... 3f15da03a5
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 16 Jun 2012, 10:56
by WorthDoingRight
It would be but not much use really only being 13cm x 13 cm. I have bought this
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/X-Large-Silic ... 8bb504dbc1 before.
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 16 Jun 2012, 11:01
by Charlie_
Teach me not to look right was reading it as cm not mm grrrrr
Thanks for the other link though.
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 16 Jun 2012, 11:27
by Paul
I use this same silicon as
WorthDoingRight and it works fantastic. for mugs, slates and other bits. also is huuuugeeeeee!
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 16 Jun 2012, 14:37
by Charlie_
Will get some of that then cherrs to you both for your help..
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 26 Sep 2012, 20:14
by frazzle
Being new to the game what would you use it for?
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 26 Sep 2012, 20:21
by Craig
I also use this on my heat press and it is a good size aswell
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 26 Sep 2012, 21:49
by WorthDoingRight
frazzle;54681 wrote:Being new to the game what would you use it for?
Silicon sheets are often used to help make sure you have even pressure over a slightly uneven surface when sublimating. We also often use Teflon sheets and Baking parchment/Greaseproof paper for some jobs.
Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 28 Sep 2012, 14:43
by socialgiraffe
Hi Paul
Why would you use silicon on mugs mate?
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Re: Is this suitable
Posted: 28 Sep 2012, 15:21
by Paul
Coz some mugs are smaller
