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.
Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing allows photorealistic, full-color designs on black shirts. But lighter ink colors need to show better on dark fabrics. Learn how to get the best results with DTG printing on a black shirt through proper pretreatment, white ink layers, color adjusting, and best practices. What is DTG Printing? DTG printing is a highly effective technique…
Struggling with getting the best print results on your Epson printer for sublimation? Whether you’re battling dull colors, incorrect paper settings, or confusion over model-specific configurations, you’re not alone. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the exact printer settings you need for Epson models like the 2800, 2850, and more. Plus, we’ll cover how…
Discover the Revolutionary Customization Process for Personalizing Your Silicone Watch Bands Customize your silicone watch bands with ease using our 9 essential steps. Discover if sublimation is possible and create vibrant designs on your silicone watch bands. Understanding Sublimation Before diving into Can You Sublimate on Silicone Watch Bands, let’s first understand the concept of…
Sublimation coating is a specially formulated layer applied to a variety of materials (such as metal, ceramics, wood, etc.) to make them receptive to sublimation inks. The coating allows the sublimation dyes to bond permanently to the material, producing prints that last for a long time. Heat and pressure cause the sublimation inks to turn…
No, traditional sublimation printers cannot print white ink. This is because sublimation relies on CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) dye-based inks, which are translucent and lack a white channel. The process works by converting solid dye into gas to bond with polymer-coated or polyester materials, meaning the substrate’s color (usually white or light) serves as…
To achieve perfect prints on your sublimation tumblers, it’s crucial to get the temperature and time settings just right. Incorrect settings can lead to a range of issues, from colors that don’t pop to images that appear blurry. Our guide provides a comprehensive overview of the optimal temperature and time for various types of tumblers,…
