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Thanks for your question here is the link - bit.ly/3CYZqu1 and you can also find it and more tools etc in the description of the video. Hope this helps.

@@bernicerosshicks7532 the names would go on when you make your design. Once you have the correct size for the tumbler you can add a name before printing.

@@bernicerosshicks7532 congratulations 🎊🍾🎉 on this journey. It’s going to be a great one for you as you learn and master the art.

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Thanks for your question. Yes you can. Take a look at another video I created where I applied polygloss - ruclips.net/video/-8K3Pc2UWu8/видео.htmlsi=qvqUBVfGZ8U__iZ5

Hi thanks for tuning in. You can take a look at this video where I used spray heat resistant paint to coat the items. I do believe that you can add some glitter and I am in the process of creating videos of that nature. See the video where I use the spray paint - How to Recoat Ruin Sublimation Tumblers by Sanding Painting and Coating with PolyGloss ruclips.net/video/NlaVpag3qIA/видео.html

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The floor mats originally came from Conde but they have change management and those mats are available from what i see. However, you can get the back mats from here - shrsl.com/4p106

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Thanks for your question and its a very good question. I never tried it but, i can do some test and then a video to guide you. You can also try and see if it works. The only difference is that the colors that are normally on these items are paint. So what i am saying is painted items and ink are two different things. I would still give it a try. Thanks for this question.

@@atprints In my mind I was thinking about laser cut plywood. Like magnets, badges, jewelery etc. So you wouldn't see the yellowish/brownish color of the wood on the white parts of the sublimated design, but it would actually be white. Thank you for your answer

@@1985cactus interesting. It’s worth a try and I’ll do some test and if it works report back to you and do a video. Credits surely will be to you.

@@atprints Thank you very much. Kind of you

@@atprints Hey, now I saw that you are from the UK. Can I ask where you buy polygloss from? I'm from the EU and can't find it anywhere here. Only from their official site, but shipping from the US would cost me as much as the item.

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@@mrsmacheide you are most welcome and I am happy that I was able to help and that you got great value from this video.

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Glad you like them!

You are very welcome. I try my best. Thanks so much for the support.

Yes please, its worth purchasing the heat paint because it can withstand the heat when it comes to curing and also sublimating.

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Thanks very much again for your question and your support. What i love to do is experiment and try to push the limit to see what can and what cant work. Yes, in this video i did one by curing and the next without. It was all in testing to see the best results. I would highly recommend you always cure the item. If you don't cure it, make sure to give it a good hour to two hours before sublimating. However, this all depends on the temperature in your country. If you are in Canada which i think you noted in another comment, then i would recommend curing the item first. In addition, when it comes to dishwashers and Polygloss, that is a no no. The dishwasher and the heat will reactivate the Polygloss because of the tremendous heat which will make the Polygloss start to reactivate. So I recommend always hand washing. I hope i answered all of your questions and if I didn't please let me know so I can answer them and if you have more questions feel free to ask me.

@@atprints thank you for your detailed reply! On a side note, are you planning on releasing another video? I am enjoying watching them and all the creative things you show us.

@@mgb426 Thanks very much for your support, i really appriecate it and I thank you for the special words. Yes, I am planning to upload more content for sure. Time flew by pretty quick and sometimes I dont get the time to post but I am putting things in place to release some new content, starting the end of this month into the start of next month. Do you have any special area that you would like me to create a video on? Once its in my area, I will surely create it. Looking forward to hearing from you and feel free to follow me on instagram @allan21thompson where we can chat and share pictures of your work. I am always open to giving advise or answering questions if needed.

Yes of course! The mixture can last for around 18 hours and after that it will start to get hard.

Thanks very much for your question. You can actually purchase the product directly from the company and it will be shipped to you. Here is the link you can use - bit.ly/3CYZqu1. If you still want to use amazon here is the link - amzn.to/3XsfZJR but you will get more options if you use the first link. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the question. Yes, I’ve tried different colors but they must be light color led shirts. The lighter the better and the darker you wouldn’t see the sublimation print coming through.

Based on what the company said. Yes, it is. However, it isn’t advised to put it in the dishwasher.

Thanks for your question. It would be best to use a different oven that you don’t cook in. I would advise baking or curing polygloss items in your personal oven. I did my first project with my personal oven but I made sure to clean it really well. Hope this helps and thanks for your support.

Hi Cathy, I saw another creater mention that they just go to goodwill and look for 2nd hand ovens and dedicate that for their projects. Might be a good thing to look for, it would be cheaper than buying it new! Just wanted to share the idea :D

@@mgb426 Yes, you can purchase a second hand oven once its in good condition. I honestly believe in purchasing items especially machinery items brand new so that they last longer and you can also get a warrenty in case something happens. In addition, you dont have to purchase a standard oven, but you can get an oven specially that caters to sublimating items. This way the oven will serve more than one purpose.

Thanks for your question. The heat press I used was a 6 in 1. If you are interested in one of those heat presses I can send you a link.

You can use 320 at 20 seconds. With this method you can’t eat off the plate. It would be best to sublimate on the plate or use oracal vinyl to do your design.

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Thanks for your support. The only idea I can think about is to use a 3D Sublimation Vacuum Heat Press Machine.

You should probably take a look at the about of heat you are applying to the tumblers.

180 degrees in a mug press

How long did you let the paint set before you sublimated?

@@Dolla362 I did for 1-2 hours. On other test off screen I left it for 24 hours. Once the paint is cured properly you are good to go.

@@Dolla362you can take a look at my other video where I used the mug press.

Yes, it would work.

@@atprints Thank you!

Have you tried any of the other products such as the coating for cotton?

@@CrackedSocietyif you are interested in coating on cotton material, there is another product you can use by the name poly T. If you need I can send you the link to the product.

The program is called silhouette studio. Type it in online and it will come up. It’s free to use but if you want to do more you will have to purchase a cameo machine to cut with the program. I hope this helps.

Thanks for your support. They don’t. You can put a clear coating on the outside to protect the item.

Thanks for your questions. Base on your question, it seems like your temperature or pressure maybe to like. Can you share any details with the temperature and pressure? Once it’s a sublimation tile, it should sublimate beautifully.

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You are so welcome! Glad you got value from this video. I have another video where i compare polygloss sublimated tile vs a ready made sublimation tile. You should check it out to see the comparison.

Glad it was helpful!