[SilverfishTees]

Hi,

I own a Vinyl Cutter and a standard heat press and all I do is heat print onto shirts. If I wanted to start printing on mugs or travel mugs, could I just buy a mug press and use HTV?

 

[proworlded]

You could but not recommended for longevity. Sign vinyl is what we suggest and you will not need a mug press.

 

[SilverfishTees]

Thanks for the response. Well, that's great news because what I really wanted to know is if I avoid having to get into sublimation and learning an entire new process. I'm glad that I can stick to heat pressing vinyl.

But that being said, i'm not even sure what sign vinyl is nor how to use it...how similar is it to HTV? and how could I do this without a mug press?

 

[proworlded]

Sign vinyl has an adhesive backing. Here are some detailed instructions. https://www.proworldinc.com/sign-and-decorative-vinyl-application-instructions

 

[Amw]

Thanks for the response. Well, that's great news because what I really wanted to know is if I avoid having to get into sublimation and learning an entire new process. I'm glad that I can stick to heat pressing vinyl.

But that being said, i'm not even sure what sign vinyl is nor how to use it...how similar is it to HTV? and how could I do this without a mug press?

I find most customers think they are cheap.
(Drink ware with vinyl stuck to it)

I would recommend looking into dyesub mugs. If you dont want to do the printing look for someone local or a vendor on here that can print them for you. Then you can press them to any dyesub product you may want.
You will have many more return customers by giving them a quality product.