The “How-To Guide” section of Subligenius Print’s blog provides step-by-step tutorials and practical advice for users looking to master various printing techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced printer, these guides cover topics such as sublimation printing, heat transfer methods, and how to choose the right materials.
Sublimation prints often look completely different after heat pressing because sublimation ink changes during heat activation. A design that appears dull or faded on transfer paper can become vibrant once the dye bonds with polyester or a coated sublimation blank. At the same time, some color changes are signs of real printing problems. Incorrect heat…
If you’re trying to figure out which sublimation ideas actually sell, you’re not alone. Most beginners waste time on products that look good but don’t bring consistent sales. In this guide, you’ll discover proven sublimation ideas that are beginner-friendly, easy to produce, and in real demand. We’ll break down what sells best, which products are…
Sublimation on plastic works only with specially coated or polyester-based plastics. The heat and pressure turn the ink into gas, bonding it with the surface. Common items include phone cases, keychains, and signage. Standard plastics won’t hold sublimation ink unless treated. Always check material compatibility before printing to avoid fading or poor adhesion. Learn how…
Sublimation on leather becomes simple once you use the right material and settings. The key is sticking to coated or faux leather, using proper heat press settings, and following a consistent process. Start with small test pieces, refine your technique, and you’ll quickly be able to create clean, vibrant designs that last. If you want…
Faux leather is stylish, affordable, and trending in custom crafts, but sublimating on it? That’s where things get tricky. Most crafters run into one big issue: faded prints that peel off or don’t stick at all. Whether you’re making earrings, patches, or custom keychains, getting the ink to bond right can feel like guesswork. This…
The sublimation process transfers designs onto items using heat, special ink, and sublimation paper. Start by creating a high-resolution design, print it on sublimation paper, and place it on your blank (shirt, mug, or tumbler). Apply a heat press at the right temperature and time. This method delivers vibrant, long-lasting prints perfect for custom apparel…
