He never loaded any pictures the poster was saying "Love to see pics" but left out a word.What pictures? Were they removed?
I do find a method to do sublimation on full cotton, use one coatings,both for light color and dark corlor,except black.
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And pictures after 10 washes please too
How heavy is the hand?
I wonder if their paying Disney licensing for that Mickey Mouse graphic?.....![]()
Lets just say it actually works and the end product is good. How many shirts could one realistically complete in an hours time? There is no way with the amount of time it would take to do a set of shirts that you could compete price wise with a person doing DTG. It makes as much sense as a person doing DTG to take a poly shirt, coat in with chemiclas and then DTG the print.
I would take that as a no.funny guys![]()
Good points.I just don't get the sublimation on cotton thing. Why would you want to have dye sublimation ink sitting on top of a cotton garment very much like pigment inks made for cotton. The great thing about true sublimation is how the dye is infused in the polyester fibers and provides no hand and a bullet proof print.
Why would someone want a likely inferior process compared to DTG or screen printing on cotton garments. Is it just to give people with small format printers setup for dye sublimation a way to print on colored garments?
Yeah it works the same way that the other products on the market works the only problem is that the print fades rather quickly after the very first wash. If the buyer is not going to wash the shirt then yeah it's acceptable otherwise this method would be a total waste. Plus the colors are not as vibrant like they are when you print on garments designed for sublimation.after applying the solution via spray or anyother way, dry it and then carry out the sublimation printing. It does work![]()