hi david, thanks for all your tips. I was wondering if you can sublimate a large chromaluxe panel(16x20) just with the color black. im having trouble getting a perfect black transfer. either not dye is not fully transferring or errors because of the fold over. I think a true sublimation specialist has to master the all black panel. please david, give it a try.
Super video david. I am a fine art photographer who prints only in Black and white, i am curious whether a Light black and Light light black ink would improve my chromaluxe prints. I have a sawgrass sg800 printer.Did you ever come accross an method to print better black and white chromaluxe panels?
I run an Embroidery shop as well and have backing/stabilizer that I use instead of your fabric suggestion as I can press with it once and then cut it up for use in sewing as I buy it in bulk and the stabilizers gets stiffer after it is pressed for 90 seconds. Win Win
Thanks for the drying suggestion. I dry under the press for sixty seconds. Also I use a Teflon sheet instead of a cloth vent. Of course I standardize the process as much as possible when making color profiles.
hi david, thanks for all your tips. I was wondering if you can sublimate a large chromaluxe panel(16x20) just with the color black. im having trouble getting a perfect black transfer. either not dye is not fully transferring or errors because of the fold over. I think a true sublimation specialist has to master the all black panel. please david, give it a try.
Printing your own logo on the reverse side is a brilliant idea David - THANKS!
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Super video david. I am a fine art photographer who prints only in Black and white, i am curious whether a Light black and Light light black ink would improve my chromaluxe prints. I have a sawgrass sg800 printer.Did you ever come accross an method to print better black and white chromaluxe panels?
I run an Embroidery shop as well and have backing/stabilizer that I use instead of your fabric suggestion as I can press with it once and then cut it up for use in sewing as I buy it in bulk and the stabilizers gets stiffer after it is pressed for 90 seconds. Win Win
Thanks for the drying suggestion. I dry under the press for sixty seconds. Also I use a Teflon sheet instead of a cloth vent. Of course I standardize the process as much as possible when making color profiles.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you