Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Hands down a great option to make shirts on different colors using sublimation, it’s a little tricky to use but once you get the hang of it there’s no problem, I watched many YouTube videos and finally decided to give it a go, in my case the colors turned out to be a little darker than my design but nothing I can’t fix next time, the thickness is very thin, I’d say thinner than vinyl, there’s 2 ways of using it, 1.- printing on the sheet and 2.- printing on sublimation paper and then sublimate on top of the cut out from the sheet, I see a BIG difference on the second option, so do the extra step and you’ll see the best quality, if you use option 1 you don’t get as strong colors, each sheet is about 2 dollars so it increases your price if you’re doing it commercially but it is a great way to utilize your sublimation printer for more diverse markets, the temperature I used on option 2 was 175 degrees for 45 seconds on the heat press at medium to strong pressure on a 100% cotton shirt. They should include instructions with the sheets so I just saved you some research, like my review please!