Storage
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Storage
So how do you store your Sublimations? Is there something special? Separate folders for each one?
Cody Ochsenbine
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Re: Storage
I don’t think there is any special storage process. I don’t recall ever having to do anything special with those when I used them at a screen print shop I worked at once. I am not even sure how long they will last because I do know inkjet and laser transfer may not work well if they are too old. But I would suggest a cool dark dry place for them. You might be careful about what you store them in for long term if it is acidic or something.
But really I don’t know much about this and I never thought about it until now... LOL. I have only stored digital inkjet, laser and screenprinted plastisol transfers for any amount of time myself.
But really I don’t know much about this and I never thought about it until now... LOL. I have only stored digital inkjet, laser and screenprinted plastisol transfers for any amount of time myself.
Jonathan Monaco
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Re: Storage
Guys,
few weeks ago I tested heat pressing app 1 year old subli printout on a mug and worked like a charm.
It was just stored in the box, not in a plastic folder.
We do a lot of sublimation on yellow and orange safety vests.
I can help with my knowledge if needed.
few weeks ago I tested heat pressing app 1 year old subli printout on a mug and worked like a charm.
It was just stored in the box, not in a plastic folder.
We do a lot of sublimation on yellow and orange safety vests.
I can help with my knowledge if needed.