@@DTFSuperstore i want to get my own printer to print transfers on gaming mouse pads like steelseries quality. Do you prefer using sublimation? If you transfer with sublimation, you can’t feel it with your mouse right?
I can attest that Jeremy is still using this mouse pad 11 months later. Sublimation is a great option for mouse pads as well, but DTF has worked great in this instance.
Very nice video but ABSOLUTELY NOT working unfortunately! ;( You end up with a COMPLETELY black image WITHOUT the printed color on the pad! It's a shame ;(
What would be the best way to offer customized mouse pads? DTF transfers or are there any other ways?
Material needs to be micro woven cloth like the gaming mouse pads btw.
@@MarInvesteert Traditionally most mouse pads are done using sublimation. It depends on the quantity and design.
@@DTFSuperstore i want to get my own printer to print transfers on gaming mouse pads like steelseries quality. Do you prefer using sublimation? If you transfer with sublimation, you can’t feel it with your mouse right?
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Makes no sense if the mouse drags...
I can attest that Jeremy is still using this mouse pad 11 months later. Sublimation is a great option for mouse pads as well, but DTF has worked great in this instance.
Very nice video but ABSOLUTELY NOT working unfortunately! ;( You end up with a COMPLETELY black image WITHOUT the printed color on the pad! It's a shame ;(
are you using a white underbase layer?
@@DTFSuperstore No, I was told that I only needed the SubliKing paper ;(
@@Muscle_81 Sublimation only works on lighter colored substrates. Since there's no white underbase.