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Awesome. I am happy you got value from the video.

Thanks very much for tuning into the channel and thanks for all of your support. I think printing on floor tiles is awesome. I have two videos that can help and I would encourage you to watch them and get a greater understanding. In the first video, I coated the tile with polygloss only - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e-CXjJmGus7Pgmw.htmlsi=D5a0E9ecma1xO0wa and the second video was a comparison between a sublimation tile vs a regular floor tile coated with polygloss - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNmEfpiIvLa7epc.htmlsi=9AvJCErR3qge9oSl. If you use the Polygloss method and the tiles are exposed to consistent sunlight they will fade after a time. However, if they are indoors I believe there shouldn't be a problem. I am not 100% sure if water is thrown on them daily they would fade. I believe it shouldn't but I am not 100% sure. I hope these two videos help and give you a greater understanding.

@@atprints Thanks a loot i will check them right now. God bless you :)

Thanks for your question. Yes you can. You would have to use a light color sun visor.

Thanks. Any recommendations for time and temperature!?

You can use 385F for 60 seconds

Great. Thanks. Will try it!

You are most welcome. You can use this paper, it works great for me 👉 amzn.to/3GedNyK

Thanks for your question. Yes you can use the sublimation process once the color of the umbrella is white or a very light color.

Thanks for your question. If your picture is faded it could be the lack of pressure or lack of time. So make sure you have a medium pressure and the correct time frame.

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Sublimating on dark colors will be very difficult. If you surface is white you can change the color or your design to dark blue etc.

Yes the polygloss is good safe but not dishwasher safe.

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The only thing I can suggest is to paint it white,then use the polygloss solution to coat it and then sublimate onto it.

Thanks for your question. The name of the solutions are Polygloss and Catalyst. The link is also in the description of the video. You can purchase it here bit.ly/3CYZqu1.

Thanks for your question and support to the channel. Yes, your printer can work to print stickers. Once you purchase the sticker paper you can print on it, cut out your stickers and then place them on the resin if you want to make resin stickers. Hope this helps.

Thanks for your question and I am sorry to hear you got bad products. I would recommend getting the substrates from other suppliers. I should have some other links in my description or let me know and I can send you some links to my suppliers. For the rock slate you will surely have to sand off of all the old sublimation ink and then paint and recoat with the polygloss.

@@atprints I ended up sending them back for a refund, but I m saying like once I purchase them before putting the ink on them can I recoat them just to make sure they are properly coated before trying to sublimate on them

Hey, thanks very much for your continuous support to this channel. Your words inspire and motivate to keep pushing with them. Thanks again.

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Yes, there are steps for spraying it on but most persons will not have a air compressor or paint gun so I am in the process of using another spray method and then I will release the video once everything works. Spraying can also cause bubbles so you have to be very careful.

Thanks for your question. With the Dri-fit shirts when you sublimate the image onto the shirt the image stays on forever and the quality stays the same. Of course after constant wearing of the shirt, the shirt itself will start to wear and tear.

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I used the Epson software from Epson. You can go on there website and get any software for the specific printer you have.

You are most welcome. I am going to be doing an update video in the future as things do change and the years move along. Happy that the video helped you.

You are most welcome. I enjoy going in depth to give viewers a great understanding and to possibly answer all questions before they are asked. Happy this video helped you.

Thanks for your question and sorry for the late respond. You can try reducing the temperature to 385F. Make sure that you tape down your design onto the tile so it wouldn’t move when you are pressing it and when it’s finish. You can send me a picture of it on my instagram or Facebook so I can see and I would be glad to assist more.

@@atprints Thanks so mjuch, I will try! I am using ceramic tiles.

Thanks for your question. With the polygloss tile I would recommend keeping it out of the sun. I do believe after a long time of exposure sun it will fade. As you would know the sun is even hotter now than before. In terms of the original sublimation tile I am not 100% sure.

Yes you can l, however, I normally say use it as an ornament.

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You can check the links in my description or you can send me a message on instagram @allan21thompson and I will forward you links etc.

Thanks for your question. I used 320F for 15 - 20 seconds with a medium pressure. No it didn’t and wouldn’t burn.

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Thanks for your question. The temperature which can be used is 320F for 15-20 seconds with a medium pressure.

You can use glass dinnerware however, it may be best to use oracal 651 vinyl or follow these videos where you can use polygloss kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y557ZrOUl7u7pWw.htmlsi=TBnkaVgSO2vDvDOt or this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtSVjcidx5nZmmw.htmlsi=e99JYdv-aDSzCPRl

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Thanks for your questions. If you are referring to the white lines after the image was pressed, this is actually because the wood isn’t fully flat so because of this when it was finished sublimated it produced those white lines. However, with the clear coating that would clean it up. To clean up your brush you can use water as it was mostly a water base paint or thinners. I hope this helps.

Thanks for your support and questions and I am so sorry for the late response. You don’t have to put the wood in an oven. Normally for wood you would need to use a heat press or allow it to dry on its own. Please take a look at this video where I used polygloss to sublimate on the wood. These steps can work kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jbJkobeSsbfNoKs.htmlsi=GZz8wcUshIjC-Z2U

Thanks for your question and I do apologize for the late response. So in this case these wouldn’t be dishwasher safe. I would recommend washing by hand. The reason why these wouldn’t be dishwasher safe is when to much heat from the dishwasher starts to apply on the jars it could reactivate the polygloss. So the safest way is to wash by hand. It will last very long. I have other polygloss projects I did over 4 years and they are still good up until today as I am sending this message. I hope this answer helps you.

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Thanks for your question, I don't believe you can. However, the app was recently updated so this feature maybe active. I will have to check and follow up.

Thanks for your question. I purchased my Cameo 4 Pro here 👉 shrsl.com/2upkf. However, in this video, I used my Cameo 4. You will also need a heat press and heat transfer vinyl.

It’s a wonderful heat press. You will surely enjoy it.

Thanks for your comment. Yes, you can leave the glass item for hours, days, or months before sublimating onto it. Once you coat it with the Polygloss and cure it, you can put it down and sublimate it when you are ready. So an idea for you would be this if you purchase some $1 or $2 jars, you can coat all of them at the same time and then sublimate onto them when you get an order. I hope this answer helps.

Yes, it is food-safe. However, I still always recommend using it as an ornament. Once you clean out your oven completely you should be good. However, safety always comes first so if it's in your budget you can purchase a smaller oven to do the curing of the items.

The measurement was around 12 inches. However, you can size your design to your liking and it also depends on the spacing between the umbrella.

I am not 100% sure, but can you clarify the idea of your project?

@@atprints I want to create my own air freshener sublimation blanks using felt.

@@Alabamamobileweb great idea. I believe it would work once the material is white or a very light color. There is also polyT Plus that’s a liquid which can be used for cottons to sublimate. This may also come in handy.

Sometimes this happens as the app needs updating. I am hopeful that silhouette will upgrade the app.

The type that I am using doesn't have a branded name but it's 1.5" and 38.1.mm.