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Q Is it normal for the transfer sheet you sent to be dull and mirrored ?
A Yes. This is how it should be, when the sublimation ink is printed into the transfer sheet it must be mirrored to be correct way around on the finished item (my printer settings auto mirror). The sublimation will look very dull, however once sublimation process is undertaken, the combination of heat & pressure over a controlled time will produce the most amazing vibrant colours. Please go to Free Downloads – imuniqueUK where you can download ‘How To’ PDFs
The 1st image to the left is how I see your artwork on the screen, ready to hit the print button.
The 2nd image on the right is an example mock up of how it look once printed.
Q Can I sublimate on to cotton?
A The short answer is no. Sublimation printing is a chemical reactive process, the base material must be made of or coated with a compatible substance. For more details download ‘How To’ Sublimation pressing in the Free Downloads page.
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Q How easy is it to apply HTV heat transfer vinyl at home?
A It is an easy straight forward process. To date our customers have a 100% success rate with DIY by following the instructions included with their purchase. Go to Free Downloads and get the PDF download. You will need to be registered with our website be able to download anything, so please go to Register Here for the very quick registration process.
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