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I have been asked for a quote for sweatshirts/hoodies and polo shirts. Normally I do these in hot flex, but they have also asked me to include a colour quote.
am I right in thinking that whereas I can press flex on most things, I need poly/cotton or just polyester for sublimation? If so, is there a percentage for poly/cotton or is it, try it and see?
quasar

Dye Sub only sticks to polyester so the higher the content the better the image will look as when washed it will wash away/run from the cotton part of the tee

quasar;56228 wrote:I have been asked for a quote for sweatshirts/hoodies and polo shirts. Normally I do these in hot flex, but they have also asked me to include a colour quote.
am I right in thinking that whereas I can press flex on most things, I need poly/cotton or just polyester for sublimation? If so, is there a percentage for poly/cotton or is it, try it and see?
quasar

You could print onto subli-flock to get full colour images onto dark garments.

bms;56243 wrote:You could print onto subli-flock to get full colour images onto dark garments.

Have not used subli-flock before, how we'll does it work?

quasar;56244 wrote:Have not used subli-flock before, how we'll does it work?

Overview of the product here:
http://www.printerowners.co.uk/sublimat ... -flock.htm

or utube here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gawGEC8EGQ

Have just found it on your website, looks good and may solve my problem.
thank you for the help