@@mysticalmusic1069 this is using regular vinyl, not htv, and using laminate sheets to sublimate into, the video explains it all, but yes you are correct this is not htv it is regular oracal 651, but you could use cricut vinyl or any regular vinyl

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The idea should work in theory because the sublimation is going into the vinyl, the only issue would be the acrylic holding up to the heat for the length of time, I do not work with acrylic so do not know if it would soften being under the heat press for couple minutes at 350+ degrees?

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In an oven I would cook at least at 365, in my oven I do at 400 degrees to burn the image off, and I do use a convection oven, usually about 40 min or so. Here is a link to a video I did using oven STOP THROWING AWAY YOUR SUBLIMATED TUMBLER MISTAKES! How to Resublimate a tumbler #reuseoldtumblers kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWfTaaGqrcZ0prc

The process does work, albeit not as good as cooking images off in an oven, however no method will completely burn a sublimated image off ( that I have found at least) and the pointless waffle is on all my videos, (so if u don’t like to hear me talk u should skip my videos entirely)I like to just aimlessly talk to those that will listen… lol!! 😂 thanks for watching and for your feedback!!

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If u watch around the 0:52 mark I do say the time and temp that I used. And if u read the video description there is a link to the exact tape I used. Thanks for watching!! Hope this helps!

No, unfortunately these are plastic cups, not microwaveable and with the added vinyl would not be dishwasher safe either

The best way I have found to keep them from peeling is hand wash and not leave sitting in sink or liquid for any period of time, these are best used for like kids parties and things of that nature in my opinion

I have never tried with a coffee mug, I don’t know that the laminate would stick, would probably just be better off sublimating coffee mugs, but in theory I don’t see why you couldn’t do this on a coffee mug

It wasn’t too bad, although I still think cooking the image off in an oven is the easiest if u have a little oven or tumbler press available. If u are sensitive to fumes I would wear a mask or do in a well ventilated area still

Awesome!! Hope it came out well, this printer is great and allows a lot of diversity in different mediums u can out prints on

I have not tried it in a mug press, only in the oven and with a heat gun, but I’d imagine if you tried it should work, let me know if u try it!

Thank you so much for watching! Yes, I do find that after about 2 or 3 years the image is not quite as sharp, seems like it bleeds back to the bottom side of the cutting glass

Thank you, I appreciate it, unfortunately in this digital age a lot of things like that can’t be protected, or at least without considerable $$, but I surely appreciate u watching and commenting, as always feel free to share! Thank you🥰🥰

Lol, thank you for watching and commenting. No any vinyl should work, I just prefer oracal myself, but any permanent vinyl should work!

Here is a link to where u can order the mild to make the base with epoxy, or search for these already made. We used to make them ourselves but unfortunately do not have the time anymore. purchase a mold from Amazon ( amzn.to/3kMAXQL ) And here is a link to the magnets

here is a link to the magnets we use. amzn.to/3h0KceA

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It came in a set with a matching desk from big lots a few years ago

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The thicker paper does allow for a little more ink saturation, however I usually use whatever paper I have, I use koala or Tex print r, but the main difference I find in paper is when it doesn’t dry fast it can smear on my tumblers, haven’t had much issue or notice difference on fabrics

I have made a few shirts for myself with them, however most of them will be for the business

We have never actually shipped one, so I am not sure, I would imagine u could but would need to be packaged very carefully. Idk if I would try though, I’ve busted them just moving them in the car lol

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This is sublimating onto clear laminate sheet pressed onto white vinyl….

The ones with pics look more faded than the ines with graphics, I was just looking at that same one with my kids on it the other day and wondering if I reheat it, if the ink would ouch back again, I may try it, and will update if I do….. but yes after 3 years it is a bit faded, can still see the pic ok, but def faded

Lmao, thank you, I appreciate it, and thank you for watching!!

Probably should hold 10-12 inches out, I might have been a little closer😜

I am sure any oven for about 40-45 min at 400 will bake it off, just make sure u don’t cook in oven after, sublimation gasses can be toxic

Yes, this will also work for sublimation mugs

Thank you very much, really appreciate the kind words, yes, the mistakes are the biggest lessons in life, especially in this business, all the tiny little mishaps are what makes us get better!!

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That must have been an optical illusion or camera trick, I had to go back and rewatch as this was a couple years ago, the background is actually green in that design, I believe it just looked kinda transparent by the camera angle, def a green background though, u could use clear oracal, but unless u have a white toner printer anywhere there would be white will be clear

I got most of my info when I started through KZbin videos, I believed I watched a russian guys video and figured it out from there, my apologies but I haven’t been able to pump out near as many videos as planned

Make sure in the queue is set to either usb or wireless, whichever your using, better to use usb, and make sure your design fits within the allotted paper size you have selected. I’ve had that happen before either when queue was wrong or the file was bigger than the page and would not print, check the white toner support group on facebook

Hey Ron, sorry to hear that, and sorry I’m so late responding, have u figured out or got yours to print? Lmk!

Thank you very much, and thank u for watching!! I am sorry but that was a combination of several different fonts, and although the design is saved I am not entirely certain which exact of each font was used. It was done a few years ago, and pretty sure that was a creative fabrica or one of the many packs I used design

I apologize, we did stop making the molds for these, however if you search Etsy for fake ice tumbler toppers u should find what u are looking for

Hey there, thanks for watching and supporting us!! I recommend hand washing the cups unless you seal them, they held up good under hand washing, I did not seal them myself but a lot of others have told me they sealed and held up good

Lol, yes, that was a rough day there!! Luckily I don’t mess with glass too much, but I can imagine and I have def learned walk away 20 min and come back anytime I’m frustrated, seems older I get less it takes😂😂

Thank you for watching and there should be a link to the template in the description, or in our about page here on KZbin, we are touchoclasscreations on etsy

Not a problem at all, we were all there at some point, I wish I could put all my videos completely unedited but some are just too long, but I always try to show mistakes to maybe help others avoid them!! Thank you for watching us, let me know if we can ever help!!

Yes the machine is great, and we did really good the first couple events. Haven’t had the opportunity to use much since then but only because of life factors… the machine itself is very easy to use

I put about an inch of warm water in the sink, and once the glass cools put it in the water and let it soak for 5-10 minutes, it peels right off.

Thank you for watching!! Yes I was going to recommend soaking it in water for 5 min or so

@@TouchofClassCreations thanks!

@@lilbitranch thanks!