How To Use HTVRont Sublimation Sticker Paper - WATERPROOF STICKERS!
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Just bought the sticker paper thank you. I’m gonna love it.
Nice!
Thank you for this
Stickers are not decals. What I am referring to is if you go to an outdoor store and buy a decal for your car or boat it'll usually be thick and durable. Sticker paper is very thin but it takes sub ink well so it's a toss up. I will try to find a way to laminate the sticker paper after printing and before cutting to add durability.
I have one question. I am working for a brand merchandise company. I have a project which I am currently working on. One of my clients is looking for a full color decorated slow cooker. They want all the cylindrical surfaces of the cooker to be covered with their brand logo but the manufacturer said they can only do the decoration on one location. So what I am currently thinking now is to use heat-resistant vinyl stickers all over the surface of the cooker but don't know if they would work on high temperatures and also they will be exposed to liquids too. Can you please answer this?
Cool Idea! I calibrate my Explore Air 2 before doing print & cut and it still cuts "off." I always end up trimming up the design with scissors.
What press are you using?
What side do you print on??
What kind of printer do you use?
I have a round circle that I am trying to print and cut. It does not cut around the circle, it just makes a square cut. I am confused. What am I doing wrong?
Have you ever sub on shoes?
Okay but what papper settings do you use? I have the cricut press use the same temp 40 secs it comes out faded! Ihave tried every setting but wen i do matt setting my colors dont pop wat am i doing wrong?
How do you get all of your designs on one sheet instead of 2. Design Space always wants to separate the paper sheets. It’s a lot of waste.
how long can it last outdoor and exposed with sunlight? i think its good alternative if you dont have printer with pigment ink.
I need to know too
I have so much regular ink jet sticker paper can i use it sublimation ink
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Have you used Silhouette Studio? I am wondering how to print the designs mirrored? I know how to cut my vinyl mirrored but I am having trouble finding a way to print mirrored. I am able to use the replicate panel and mirror the objects there but I know that will not ensure that everything lines up. Any help would be appreciated! thanks!
If you go to the drop down at the top and click “object” to “mirror” And click on horizontally or vertically
Do you think these hold up for a car window sticker?
I feel like they might be prone to fading eventually--maybe that would be prevented with a UV-resistant laminate?
I would get some Frog Juice to coat it with.
I have tried sublimating stickers. I must be doing something wrong. The cut is off, Like really off. and yes, I have calibrated my maker 3 and I have done the turning the mirror off for the cut part. if anyone can help me troubleshoot this problem that would be great. My calibration is spot on. I can take the same image images unmirrored and send to my regular printer to printer on regular sticker paper and the cut is just fine. I did this after one of my bad sublimation cuts.
don't mirror it in circuit design only in your printer setting when you're about to print.
Try putting “scotch magic tape” (transparent matte tape) over the black rectangle border around the stickers, and try cutting them out in a completely dark room without any light coming in. That’s the only way I get my stickers to not cut out wrong
pickles huh...