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BRC

You will find a lot of disagreement on this one but I have had some for months before using them. I will keep using them until they no longer transfer decent. The best thing to do is to keep them sealed in the plastic bag if your paper came in one.

 

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EkkoGraphics

As for sublimation prints, your main concern is heat, so if you are in a climate controlled environment it shouldn't be a problem. Store them with a divider in between each sheet, because sometimes the ink tends to migrate.
BRC mentioned a plastic bag, and that should work.

I keep mine in a folder in my file cabinets, for each design. This is nice for smaller designs where you only need one NOW but can use it again later, like your logo or brand name.

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