Nah they even sell a solution to keep the image from fading - why? Because the image fades lol. With that said, yes there is a sublimation spray that is permanent called sublisnap. The solution bonds with the cotton. It is a liquid polymer. Sublimate does not actually have liquid polymer in the solution. Either way support either company. They are both local to the USA, so if you live here in the USA it id a great way to support small businesses. Sublimate is still a great company with a good product.@humblebitch939
@@humblebitch939 i find it to be permenant if you do it correctly. coat both sides of the shirt and also spray after you print and dry, then its permenant. it ends up very expensive. if you use too much the shirt turns stiff if you use too litle, it will fade, you have to do it just right.
Thank you I genuinely appreciate that kind comment and I appreciate the support. Should you have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
I'd love to see how it held up to a wash. I know when a 50/50 blend it came out looking great because the ink was resting on the cotton. After the first wash all the dye on the cotton washed out and the image became a lot more muted.
I have 2 bottles of SubliSnap i am trying to get rid of. I am outsourcing my prints now and dont need them. The solution by far works the best for commercial use. These are 300ml bottles. I can ship in the USA only. No money needed - I just need to offload bottles and would like these to go to a good home.
None of these techniques seem to hold up from our experience. Turning garments inside out before washing helps but for best results stick with polyester materials for sublimation.
@@LanceMcGrewit is the cheapo amazon solution you want to avoid. Sublimate is good but still fades. Sublisnap is the only solution I am aware of that actually bonds to the cotton. It is a liquid polymer solution. I have done the wash test and it works well for commercial use.
@@LanceMcGrew because they fade terribly. To fix the fade, you need to use many coats and also spray when its done, it ends up being tediious and expensive.
Firstly , thank you for that video , I want to print on cotton tshirts only as that what my small business requires. Did you do a wash test ? And was this a 100% tshirt ?
If you want something that is actually permanent, I would go with sublisnap. The bottles are also 3 times larger. They are more so for business owners rather than DYI but the price/volume you actually get a lot more bang for your buck.
Very good, my be a solution for some of what I do but have a question. What happen to the sprayed area that don't get sublimated? Does it have film or sticker feel once is pressed? Hope not to impose on you, just curious. Thank you!
Hello Ian, For sublimation I use 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 60 seconds with the sublimation paper I use. I know some are different depending on the type of paper that is being used. Should you have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
Hello Michael Soto, after I washed it the stickiness went right away. I hope this helps. Should you have any questions feel free to drop a comment and I’ll do my best to assist you.
Strange, I purchased the same spray recently and it is not sticky at all. Maybe they changed formulation? I do find, however, that if I spray too much on, areas I sprayed that don’t have the print on it are yellowed, so it’s a bit of trial and error to find the right amount to spray.
I have printed with the same materials and the same sublimation spray but the result is very fade. Am I doing something wrong or is the print method not good enough?
Hello Malmo54, I don’t think this process is meant to last long on T-shirt’s I would use this only on maybe a Tote bag. Something that isn’t washed often.
Hello GT I have never personally tried that method. The instructions on this one says to spray it on the fabric. Joel this helps. Should you have any further questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you
I tried that same one. Soon as I washed each item afterwards. All were faded, gets worse the more washes you do. Tried another which seems to be holding up way better than this one.
I had the exact same results with this one. I’m going to be doing an updated video soon. The whole image faded. I’m thinking of using this for maybe tote bags. Still not to sure. I want to try another brand to see if it’s only this one that’s giving me issues. Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
Subli - T is brand I got. I recommend doing the first being saturated then letting it dry. Then doing a softer spray and drying and repeating second spray. I made a Supernatural shirt on 100 per cotton, it only being black ink which I sublimation onto it. I have worn it at least 5 or 6 times. It has barely faded. But I also didn't wash it for a week or two after making it.
Hello Jane Pedersen after i washed it, it seemed to have faded more then i would’ve liked. I like to use this on tote bags and other items that I don’t have to wash much. Hope this helps Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
they fade terribly. To fix the fade, you need to use many coats and also spray when its done, it ends up being tediious and expensive. If you spray to much the shir stiff as a board, too little shirt fades you have to get it just right. let the shirt sit for two days and get the surface almost as stiff as a decal. then spray it again after its fully dry. try to keep it lose.
Hello lysz Simmons, this one washed practically all out. This was the first time using it. Im going to be attempting to use it again and not washing it immediately after. Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you.
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Wooow sublimation on cotton is game changing! The final result looks so vibrant and clean. Well done 👍 and great review
Thank you very much, yes It does! I was definitely surprised.
What u doing in here daniel y i quess tattoo artist can sublime too lol nice review thanks
No matter what spray you use will eventually come off and Duke your designs. I tried them all and subli mate works the best!!!
Yes it definitely will, I just wanted to test this out. I would prefer this on maybe tote bags or something like that
does sublimate last through infinite washes ??? is it permanent
@@humblebitch939 Not from our experience unless you use polyester fabric to begin with
Nah they even sell a solution to keep the image from fading - why? Because the image fades lol. With that said, yes there is a sublimation spray that is permanent called sublisnap. The solution bonds with the cotton. It is a liquid polymer. Sublimate does not actually have liquid polymer in the solution. Either way support either company. They are both local to the USA, so if you live here in the USA it id a great way to support small businesses. Sublimate is still a great company with a good product.@humblebitch939
@@humblebitch939 i find it to be permenant if you do it correctly. coat both sides of the shirt and also spray after you print and dry, then its permenant. it ends up very expensive. if you use too much the shirt turns stiff if you use too litle, it will fade, you have to do it just right.
Thank you. I purchased some tonight.
I’ve never seen sublimation on cotton so flawlessly! You’ve made me a subscriber!
Thank you I genuinely appreciate that kind comment and I appreciate the support.
Should you have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
I'd love to see how it held up to a wash. I know when a 50/50 blend it came out looking great because the ink was resting on the cotton. After the first wash all the dye on the cotton washed out and the image became a lot more muted.
Thanks was wondering.
I have 2 bottles of SubliSnap i am trying to get rid of. I am outsourcing my prints now and dont need them. The solution by far works the best for commercial use. These are 300ml bottles. I can ship in the USA only. No money needed - I just need to offload bottles and would like these to go to a good home.
If you still have them, I would like to have them.
shit count me in ;)
Yes but how does it look after it's washed?
None of these techniques seem to hold up from our experience. Turning garments inside out before washing helps but for best results stick with polyester materials for sublimation.
@@LanceMcGrewit is the cheapo amazon solution you want to avoid. Sublimate is good but still fades. Sublisnap is the only solution I am aware of that actually bonds to the cotton. It is a liquid polymer solution. I have done the wash test and it works well for commercial use.
Nice video! But, how did it survive in the wash?
Why don't people include the wash results or follow up answering these questions?
@@LanceMcGrew because they fade terribly. To fix the fade, you need to use many coats and also spray when its done, it ends up being tediious and expensive.
Great result. Does it wash well?
Did you print your image with sublimation ink or regular printer ink?
Firstly , thank you for that video , I want to print on cotton tshirts only as that what my small business requires. Did you do a wash test ? And was this a 100% tshirt ?
If you want something that is actually permanent, I would go with sublisnap. The bottles are also 3 times larger. They are more so for business owners rather than DYI but the price/volume you actually get a lot more bang for your buck.
Very good, my be a solution for some of what I do but have a question. What happen to the sprayed area that don't get sublimated? Does it have film or sticker feel once is pressed?
Hope not to impose on you, just curious. Thank you!
It did have a sticky feel to it.
It faded after about 4 washes
@@chimpies Thank you.
How does it do after wash
Where can I get the sublimation coat in nigeria
Hey Chimpies great video. What number heat setting do you apply. Ian from UK
Hello Ian,
For sublimation I use 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 60 seconds with the sublimation paper I use.
I know some are different depending on the type of paper that is being used.
Should you have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
Does it work on dark cotton?
How do you get rid of the stickiness?
Hello Michael Soto, after I washed it the stickiness went right away. I hope this helps. Should you have any questions feel free to drop a comment and I’ll do my best to assist you.
Strange, I purchased the same spray recently and it is not sticky at all. Maybe they changed formulation? I do find, however, that if I spray too much on, areas I sprayed that don’t have the print on it are yellowed, so it’s a bit of trial and error to find the right amount to spray.
I have printed with the same materials and the same sublimation spray but the result is very fade. Am I doing something wrong or is the print method not good enough?
Hello Malmo54, I don’t think this process is meant to last long on T-shirt’s I would use this only on maybe a Tote bag. Something that isn’t washed often.
How long does the print last with this?...also any brand recommended? Also, do you still recommend this technique?
This lasted maybe 4 washes. I wouldn’t use this. Only if it was a last minute birthday shirt that wasn’t going to be used again .
So u see those tiny black particles?y does that happen that's weird it's happened to me...im wondering is my heat press too high?
With this one I pressed it like 3 times which caused the ink to bleed. With sublimation I only recommend pressing it once on medium pressure
Wait urs looks more like lint....my bright shirt it's like neon orange....it's like the material bleed?black weird.
What if we spray on sublimation print instead of tshirt?
Hello GT I have never personally tried that method. The instructions on this one says to spray it on the fabric. Joel this helps. Should you have any further questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you
@@chimpies if possible please have a test: spray on sublimation print instead of directly on fabric.
note I used this on cotton and everything i used it stainned the cotton yellow
I tried that same one. Soon as I washed each item afterwards. All were faded, gets worse the more washes you do. Tried another which seems to be holding up way better than this one.
I had the exact same results with this one. I’m going to be doing an updated video soon. The whole image faded. I’m thinking of using this for maybe tote bags. Still not to sure. I want to try another brand to see if it’s only this one that’s giving me issues. Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
What is the other better?
Subli - T is brand I got. I recommend doing the first being saturated then letting it dry. Then doing a softer spray and drying and repeating second spray. I made a Supernatural shirt on 100 per cotton, it only being black ink which I sublimation onto it. I have worn it at least 5 or 6 times. It has barely faded. But I also didn't wash it for a week or two after making it.
Only on light color cotton shirts I experimented on it myself under a sublimation spray
That’s awesome! How did it hold up after being washed?
Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you.
@chimpies I haven't washed yet. But I will soon and thank you.
Do you know what it looks like after wash?
Hello Jane Pedersen after i washed it, it seemed to have faded more then i would’ve liked. I like to use this on tote bags and other items that I don’t have to wash much. Hope this helps
Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
Why would you use a Teflon sheet with sublimation - they say you should never use Teflon
Why do they say that just curious because I have done it and had no problem
they fade terribly. To fix the fade, you need to use many coats and also spray when its done, it ends up being tediious and expensive.
If you spray to much the shir stiff as a board, too little shirt fades you have to get it just right. let the shirt sit for two days and get the surface almost as stiff as a decal. then spray it again after its fully dry. try to keep it lose.
How did it wash?
Hello lysz Simmons, this one washed practically all out. This was the first time using it. Im going to be attempting to use it again and not washing it immediately after.
Should you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I’ll do my best to assist you.
Try spraying on paper.
I think this is right way.
Thank you just what I need
I appreciate it
Should you ever have any questions feel free to drop a comment and i'll do my best to assist you in the best way possible.
I am curious to see what it looks like after a wash or two. Nice job otherwise.
Thank you, it definitely didn’t hold up. Faded within 4 washes. 😮