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If i print out something to transfer say 3 mugs on 1 page do i need to transfer them straight away or will they keep.

Craig;50851 wrote:[h=2]Silly question coming up[/h]

one thats been answered a few times as well , yes they can be kept, best in a sealable bag (as the paper comes in) but most people keep them, some for weeks and some for months with no problems

i found an old print that i did it mustve been well over a year old , curiosity got the better of me so i tried pressing it onto a mug and the result was perfect

I think it really depends on the substrate (i.e. if it's a hard surface like a mug or softer like a placemat) and the paper you use.

I've done the same as Purple Dragon and used a print for a mug well after a year it was printed and it was perfect. But I also tried some HR (High Release) Paper on a t-shirt just to be curious with one that had been printed and left out for a few months - I got a good print but as I had the original shirt to compare it too the colours were not as vibrant.

But, as Laura says - keeping them in sealed bag will help

Thanks all my main reason for wandering was obviously when printing mugs etc i may only want 1 but didnt want to just out 1 on the page as i dont want to much waste.

Thanks again