Subli Glaze Sublimation Coatings

We have a variety of coatings that provide different effects.
1. Subli Glaze™ Adhesion Promoter: This is the bonding adhesive that is used first. It allows the Subli Glaze™ products to adhere to the substrate and prevents separation of the coating from the substrate after pressing.
2. Subli Glaze™ Clear Sublimation Coating: Facilitates the image transfer allowing sublimation inks to bond onto the polymer substrate; without Subli Glaze™ Clear Sublimation Coating the image will not transfer. Use it to: Provide a polymer layer which sublimation inks can bond to allow effective image transfer.
3. Subli Glaze™ Matte Sublimation Coating: This provides a matte polymer layer for your images to effectively bond and transfer the sublimation inks onto substrates. Without this your images will not transfer. Use it to: Provide a polymer layer which sublimation inks can bond to allow effective image transfer.
4. Subli Glaze™ White Base Coating: Use on dark substrates. This provides a solid white base layer to give vibrance to the transferred image. (Use with Subli Glaze™ Clear Sublimation Coating)
5. Subli Glaze™ Translucent White Coating: is used when working with clear substrates such as glass or acrylics, where the image needs to be transferred to the back of the substrate, allowing light to pass through it. Subli Glaze™ Translucent White Coating is applied after Subli Glaze™ Clear Sublimation Coating is applied. The image transfers through the white coating so when viewed from the correct side the image has a white background. Use it to: Provide a translucent white background which the image is transferred through. It allows light to pass through the coating to illuminate the image.
This is where you can buy this product:
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[@durtysouth85]

awesome!

[@gregorybrito5761]

Great great video and explanation process thanks a lot!! One quick question if I don’t have an oven how can I cure the aluminum sheets?

[@sashgorev]

You can use any type of oven even open design (without door) to cure the details,only microwave oven is very dangerous to use and i think it's not compatible with these coats.
Good luck 😊

[@maggieb2553]

when you have items that will be out in the elements, how do you keep them from fading?

[@CraftyInes]

Thanks! Great tutorial. Can you use this for ceramics and for wood too or only the metal and glass?

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Yes you can. It works great on any non-porous substrate.

[@sashgorev]

​@@JGElectronicsSAHello i think somewhere have a trick to use it on wood 😊

[@christineporter1246]

when you used the white base coating, you'd stated that we would also need to follow that with the clear sublimation coating - However, this step was not shown in this video. Do we have to use the clear over the white once the white is baked on and if so, is it the same time and temp in the oven prior to heating? Thank you for this video.

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Hi Christine, you will find in the video on time 07:59 where we use the clear over the white coating. You need to use the clear coat, because that is the sublimation coat. Otherwise your image will not transfer.

[@mariescreations71]

Why didn't you show all the finished products or did I miss it

[@LanceMcGrew]

Is Subli Vista same product under different name?

[@janettagagnon3245]

Will this work on tumblers?

[@craigcreationz]

I cant find the adhesion promoter anywhere. Do you sell it?

[@brendengovender2361]

Do you ship to NZ and how much please...

[@ConnieLatham]

hELLO FIRST TIME HERE FROM SC

[@geneldh]

If you have a white blank item, can you just spray the clear coating on top and then be able to sublimate after it’s cured?

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Hi, It depends on the substrate you want to sublimate on. If it is smooth and shiny you need to u also use the coat promoter. And the item must be heat resistant because you need to bake it in the oven before you can sublimate on it

[@benceyaparm8001]

Hello. Where can we buy this product

[@conniebrown7542]

When you talk about the temperature, is it Fahrenheit or Celsius?

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Hi, we are referring to Celsius. thanks

[@lize-marievanzyl9744]

Is there any similar products if you what to sublimate on cotton material?

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Sublimation on cotton directly is not possible. There are different materials one can use that makes it possible to do a transfer onto cotton. But actual sublimation cannot be done unless you use some kind of adhesive material

[@ruffle.flares]

Is this a regular alumni plate ?

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Yes it is

[@catherinepottle5714]

I have ordered this and the white base turns tan after I have cured it. I have tried it with the regular subliglaze clear coat and with the matte finish. I am letting it air dry for 5 min. in between white and final coats then baking at 320* in the oven for 15 min. It goes in white comes out a bit tan. I even tried to lower the temp on the oven and it still came out tan. Any suggestions on what is going on or is this normal?

[@amyhaenggli3039]

I am having the same problem. Any suggestions?

[@amoreyjones565]

Try insulating the piece from the oven

[@tongelabruton154]

Do you ship to the usa?

[@JGElectronicsSA]

Yes we can, mail [e-mail] for more details.