[Mel Squared]

I gave a customer that would like to have A4 brand tops sublimated so I bought a few to test. Seems everything I try the shirt has a mark from the heat press and of i'm not careful another from the paper. Has anyone used this brand successfully? What's the trick?

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[DKgrafix]

I posted this few months ago:
http://www.t-shirtforums.com/dye-sublimation/t305730.html

Check it out. Right now I am in a middle of 120 piece order on a Gold yellow, Safety Yellow and Silver A4 shirts.
No marks whatsoever.

I have purchased additional Silicon pad and made more smaller pads from it. Now I have a specific pad for 13x21, 11x17, 8.5x11, 8.5x5.5 and 4x4 left chest papers. I just cut them a bit smaller that the paper so paper can "hang" over the edge.

I used Hotronix Fusion press and my pressure reads 1 or two, no need for more pressure.

I hope this will help you.

 

[DKgrafix]

BTW, tried printing on Sport-tek Silver shirt.
This is what I got after pressing (It looked OK on A4.)

It completely removed the silver color from the shirt

 

[skdave]

Use paper bigger than your press= problem solved.

 

[Mel Squared]

I tried that with a sample you mailed skdave and I still got a color difference in the shirt and a mark from the heat press. :-(

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[skdave]

Please call and we will figure it out.
314.560.2181

 

[FatboyGraphics]

to much pressure...to high heat?