Honestly, overtime I learned that less is way more. There are so many videos out there, including my own on how to tape down every square inch of it, but what it actually boils down to is cutting it down to the precise size that you need with almost 0 overlap and pressing down that middle seam. I do not tape the top or the bottom anymore. I just tape the seam and I cinch it as tight as it will go and as I said, I might have a 1/8 of an inch overlap on the middle seam, and I creased that down perfectly.

No heat?

Sorry I don’t understand so much English

@@noemiramirez7681 No heat! Just let it sit

I picked up a bottle of 100% acetone at Dollarama in Ontario, if anyone is looking for a cheap source.

Can you let it sit for a longer time instead of checking every 30mins?

Yes, I absolutely absolutely Ken and I absolutely do and I have seen a lot of people telling others that my video is fake or that it’s not possible I just ignore it and keep doing what I’m doing and reusing my tumblers

Yes, absolutely if you mess up a lighter image and you use one round of acetone, you should be good to lay a darker image over top top, but make sure that it’s a more busy image and be careful about placement

Yes, acetone dissolves very easily so once I am done doing that, I wash it with soap and water and then I let it dry and then I continue with my sublimation. Just make sure that you are not using anything abrasive that will scratch the surface because when the acetone is on there, it does make the surface more pliable, but once it evaporates it all hardens up again

I can’t remember how long I did it in this video as it’s old that I’m only just realizing how to respond to comments on here lol but I think I did them for 30 minute intervals and I have to wrap them in plastic wrap because acetone evaporates quickly