Polycrylic for Sublimation

One coat of polycrylic on each item: ceramic tile, wooden ornament, and canvas. Let it set over night or for at least 3-4 hours to completely dry. Then start creating some beautiful items.
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[@gszeluga]

Don't use teflon with sublimation. It's holds moisture. Just butcher paper

[@mariewoods6798]

Stop with the music please

[@Desertphile]

Thank you.

[@nicolescraftycreations]

You're welcome!

[@rebajackson1077]

Maybe you need to wait for it to cool a bit before peeling it off

[@oliverwjones]

When heat pressing ceramics and glass, it takes a LOT longer than usual. Conde recommends 3 minutes at 400° for 2"x2" ceramic tiles. 12"x12" tiles they recommend be pressed for 7 minutes!

[@nicolescraftycreations]

Thank you 😊

[@brankalipar6146]

And what is the temperature and time for canvas?

[@nicolescraftycreations]

Temp 380 for 60 seconds

[@jalalquadirnayan2990]

Hi Nicole, you think this would work on rubber flip flops ??

[@nicolescraftycreations]

I am not sure but it wouldn’t hurt to try. I might have an pair I can try it on and let you know.

[@nicolescraftycreations]

Hi Jalal, I did try it in a pair of rubber flip flops and guess what?? Yes, you can. I will post the video in the next few days so you can see the full results. It’s a little tricky.

[@jessicae7229]

I think u didn't give the poly enough time to cure n thts y it looks melted.

[@nicolescraftycreations]

Hey Jessica, I let it cure for over 8 hours. What would you recommend for the curing time?

[@johntrevy1]

@@nicolescraftycreations Overnight to be on the safe side.