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hechtgirl · September 26th, 2008

Has anyone ever used the Chromablast paper and Epson Claria ink? I Just did a 100% cotton tee using the chromablast paper and the claria ink and it worked beautifully. I am now washing it to see if it stays. I should have taken a pic before the wash, but I wasn't thinking. I'll post the results. So, has anyone tried this and what was your results?

hechtgirl · September 26th, 2008

Here is a pic of the shirt after 2 washes and 2 drying. It is also has a soft touch. I think this is great. it's like sublimation only using epson's claria hi definition ink and chromablast paper.

deighton · October 1st, 2008

Hello, can you disclose where you buy your chromablast paper?

hechtgirl · October 1st, 2008

I got it from Imprints USA (Welcome to ImprintsUSA). The tees in the pics are done with Epson Claria Hi Definition Ink.

hechtgirl · October 1st, 2008

You can also check out this thread for more info on the Claria trials. Why hasn't Chromablast replaced conventional garment sublimation?

gak1970 · January 23rd, 2009

I currently have an Epson r1800. My wife and I are expanding our embroidery business to include t-shirt printing. I have been following the forum to get ideas and pointers. My question is concerning your tests with the Claria HD ink with the chromoblast paper. I noticed you are using an Epson printer as well. Is there anything special that I need other than the ink and paper to get started printing transfers? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for all of the information that you have shared on the forum!!

Daniel Slatkin · January 23rd, 2009

JPSS works way better and costs a lot less than Chromablast paper. Just my opinion.

hechtgirl · January 23rd, 2009

I will try the JPSS and let you know the outcome. What program did you use to make the oversized tee?

Daniel Slatkin · January 23rd, 2009

It's called MR POSTER you can find it at cnet.

gak1970 · January 25th, 2009

We have Corel Draw x4 as well as Photoshop CS2 and CS3. I am under the impression that you create the graphic that you wish to transfer via any graphics program (ie. Corel or Adobe) and then print using the r1800 with the Claria HD ink and chromoblast paper. Is this correct? Again...THANKS for all your help.

hechtgirl · January 28th, 2009

Yes that's right.

Need 2 Know · April 21st, 2009

can you transfer full color prints using claria ink and chromablast paper if so can you post a picture

kidnpat · June 19th, 2009

I have the Epson sytus pro 4880 hybrid. The sublimation part works fantastic but the chromablast is another story. The prints come out but the ink looks faded already. Do I need to saturate the pic or change some settings? PLease help! I'm feeling duped.

Kid

bindiribli · March 1st, 2011

Hello, i'm from romania and I just bought an epson stylus sx 115 with ciss adaptor and heatpress machine, and wanna make some fine good t-shirts,but only a problem, here we have only 3-4 distribuitors of heattrasferpaper and they all told me that the paint will last only 10 washes... and also they don't know what kind of sublimatioan paint do i need, it's so wierd they are a little slouch... anyway, please can someone tell me if there's a much stronger durable paper than chromablast? and what kind of ink do i need? thank you for your time, felix

www.bindiribli.ro if you wanna join or see ,thanks

conde tech · March 2nd, 2011

If using Chromablast paper, you should be using Chromablast paper.

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