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Sublimation printing has been a popular way for crafters and small businesses to create custom products for years. But many people entering the industry now wonder: is sublimation still profitable in 2026, or has the market become too saturated? The short answer is yes, sublimation can still be profitable, but success today depends more on…
Flushing sublimation ink isn’t something you do casually. It’s usually necessary when you’re switching ink brands, dealing with contamination, fixing stubborn clogs, or preparing a printer for storage. Why does this matter? Because leftover ink inside the system can mix with new ink, shift colors, clog lines, and even damage your printhead. Ink chemistry isn’t…
If you’re new to printing, it’s easy to assume ink is just… ink. But that confusion can get expensive fast. Here’s the direct answer. Sublimation ink and regular printer ink are not the same, and they are not interchangeable. Using the wrong one can ruin your transfer, fade your design after one wash, or even…
Most sublimation color problems aren’t caused by bad ink or cheap paper. They’re caused by using manual color correction to fix problems that only ICC profiles can solve or trusting ICC profiles when the system itself is broken. If your prints look dull, muddy, over-saturated, or inconsistent, this post explains what to trust, what to…
Corrugated plastic is everywhere, yard signs, event displays, outdoor graphics. Naturally, people ask the same question over and over. Can you sublimate on corrugated plastic? The short answer is no, not directly. Corrugated plastic doesn’t absorb sublimation ink the way polyester-based materials do. But with the right coating and setup, it can be made to…
If your sublimation colors never look the way you expect, the problem usually isn’t your printer, it’s that you’re designing without knowing how colors actually transfer. Most people rely on screen colors and hope for the best, and that’s why results feel inconsistent. Sublimation color swatches and palettes exist to remove that guesswork, but they’re…
