Can you sublimate on regular mugs?

If the coffee mug is glazed ceramic you should be able to sublimation print without any coating at all. Your sublimation paper should have a guide on time and temperatures.

What temperature do you sublimate mugs?

Mugs should bucket of warm water or using a cooling plate. 300-720 seconds 400° F 40 psi (medium) Time varies depending on tile type and size. Always consult manufacturer. Press tiles from back (transfer side down).

Can you sublimate a mug without a mug press?

Do you want to sublimate a coffee mug but don’t have a mug press? Use your oven! See how below. 4- Place your mug in an oven set to 425 degrees Fahrenheit for 14 minutes.

How long do you sublimate a mug for?

Sublimation Wrap Instructions: Attach reversed printed image to mug with thermal tape. Wrap silicone wrap around mug surface and clasp at handle. Place in oven preheated to 400F for approximately 12-15 minutes (test to determine best timing!)

Can you sublimate a mug twice?

FAQs – Can I sublimate a mug twice? You can sublimate the mug any times you want. It won’t damage the mug, but remember that the existing image will ghost when it’s reheated. It is great if you want to use the mug for testing printing effect or practicing on sublimation printing.

What kind of coffee mugs Can you sublimate on?

white ceramic mugs, perfect for personalized printing with dye-sublimation or heat transfer paper! These premium sublimation coffee mugs feature a glossy surface for printing vivid, beautiful full-colors with sublimation, and sturdy walls for safe, durable use.

Can you sublimate on stoneware mugs?

stoneware sublimation mug has a C-handle and is coated with our Lustracoat sublimation coating. Decorate in a mug press or with our mug wraps (MUGWRA). Lustracoat is a sublimation coating that accepts a vibrant and vivid color transfer and is food, dishwasher, and microwave safe.

What material can you sublimate on?

What Materials Can Be Sublimation Printed? Suitable materials are man-made polymers such as Polyester and PVC. These can be ‘hard’ such as a polyester coated sheet of aluminium or ceramic tiles or ‘soft’ such as polycotton textiles.

Can you sublimate on 100 polyester?

If you have a colored 100% polyester tee, you can still sublimate it. However, the color of the tee will heavily affect the final look. For example, we tested the same image on a blue 100% polyester shirt. The darker parts of the transfer looked good, but the lighter parts got lost in the blue.