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I started my sublimation business back in November 2017 and a lot of problems came with it, to the point I was wasting a lot of money on substrates and paper, making no money and wanting to quit. But something inside me told me to keep going. I think sharing stories gives us courage to keep...

I started my business with sublimation and has been a pain in the ass. I don't think there was excessive ink because other times mugs come out perfect, with the same printing parameters that I used with this mug. I cool the mugs with a fan.

195ºC - 9 Minutes and air cooled. A german once told me that when submerged in water the mug develops micro-cracks and thus reduces durability and becomes more fragile so from that day on I cool my mugs with a fan.

Hello guys, recently I sublimated this mug using a 3D Oven. But when I took I out of the oven, some magenta strains showed in the design and also in the white part like grainy dots. I used Adobe Illustrator to print the artwork, an Epson L210 Printer which I left idle for 4 days so this was my...

When doing a cut vinyl work, do you add the vinyl material and transfer paper already at a markup to your final marked up price ? Or you only add the cost and then do the markup as a hole ? Hope made myself clear :) Envoyé de mon m8 en utilisant Tapatalk

Hello group !! I made menu for a restaurant and it is made out of vinyl applied to a styrene sheet. I is going to be shipped by dhl. The size is 40" x 25". How the heck can I ship it ? Envoyé de mon m8 en utilisant Tapatalk

Check out Ultraflex Textile Materials. Here is the link www.ultraflexx.com/product-category/textiles/ Hope it helps ! Envoyé de mon m8 en utilisant Tapatalk

Well, true solvents inks will outlast Latex, but the problem is that have very toxic fumes (HAP'S). Latex has very good quality and durability, aprox. up to 3 years outdoor with no lamination. Eco-solvent inks have pretty much the same durability. It also depends what are you planning to do with...

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e.g. I want to buy a Summa D75 cutter. My question here is: How much time will the Summa be able to stay competitive in the market ? When will be the time to get rid of the machine and get another machine ? Hope I made myself clear.

Well, I think it is not as simple as that. I think of these variables when I'm going to rent, lease of buy something: tax, cashflow, opportunity cost and how much time I am going to spend working with the machine. Also, if you want to stay competitive, I believe having upgraded equipment is a...

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