Sublimation Protective Paper: What to Use, What to Avoid, and Where It Goes
Sublimation protective paper, often called blowout paper, catches stray sublimation dye before it reaches your heat press, pressing mat, or another part of the blank. For most projects, clean, white, uncoated butcher paper is the simplest choice. Purpose-made sublimation protective paper also works well. Plain copy paper can work for smaller projects when butcher paper…