could this ink used for mug sublimation? if yes, what paper do you use this ink on for mug pressing? , and thanks who answer this questions.
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Yes the sublimation Ink can be used for mugs. There is "mug" size paper - but you can use any sublimation paper. You can cut it after printing (to the height of the mug), and make sure you size your picture to the correct mug circumference (handle to handle - not entire circumference).
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Yes, I believe so. I don't use it for mugs, however I believe it is the same. I use standard sublimation paper. I usually look for the best deals. I currently use Crown.
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you need sublimation paper when you order paper ask for sublimation paper who you order from will know what you are asking for
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The answer is two part. Yes it can be used to put images on a mug however the mug must be treated to make it able to absorb the ink. You can use regular sublimation paper found on Amazon. I have not had great success with this ink, but a lot of other customers seem to like it.
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It absolutely has not worked for me. Have to use sublimation ink. There are companies on eBay that make the ink and it's just as good and much much cheaper than original sublimation. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I should've got to you sooner. I poured tea on it and then rubbed it on dried ink and it didn't run. This experiment was interesting for me as well. Thank you very much for your question.mike
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I would say yes because the paper I used this on is glossy, it is NOT porous, therefore it doesn't absorb the ink, it only stains it. Maybe try a small spot and be sure it dries. Good luck!
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I use Indian ink in mine . I am sure it would just have not used it on that material before
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I like Noodler's, even though it doesn't "cure" as fast as the Fast Dry Private Reserve. I can reactivate Noodler's with a light wash and watercolor brush for a time after laying down line work. Even though it may seem dry to the touch, Noodler's can still smudge for a while. This is great if, like me, you wish to use it for quick ink washes. Not so great if you want to lay in clean color during the same sketching session, or if you want to use it for lettering and have a tendency to work with the side of your palm touching the paper. (I would imagine this would be particularly so with southpaws who must work from left to right over their freshly inked lines.) I use Noodler's in a couple of vintage fountain pens and have no problems whatsoever; it is the only ink I'm currently using in my Lamy medium nib pens.
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I am not a professional artist. I used a drawing or watercolor paper just for the thickness. I haven't used them for watercoloring yet but I would probably use watercolor paper for that. I don't know what cold or hot pressed is but I will say I also use these to color mandalas with...like from a coloring book and they work great for that as well. They are so smooth that the color just glides on and fills in easily. I love them.
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I purchased EGP Self inking re-inking fluid - black from amazon.com to re-ink the pad. This ink is made for self-inking stamps.
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This press is not for printing its for heating what up what you have already printed. If you have a sublimation printer then you can tape it to a mug, put it in the mug attachement with this press and heat it up to adhere to
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Tom: To be honest I do not know if thewy can bve used. I only know that i will never use the Ink Kits again. It took me a long time before I could Print because of thhe Ink Kits.
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I suppose you could mix it, to bring a UV glow to your writing. Noodler's also makes the White Whale ink. It's white and has the same glows-in-UV property as the Blue Ghost, but is explicitly made for mixing with other inks. This will let you lighten an ink to your taste, while also providing a UV glow, which might be handy to validate a signature.
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it uses ink jet cartridges not sublimation ink. you can feed pretty much any printing paper in it print wise. But it is not compatible with sublimation ink cartridges. Best advice call Canon directly and let the salesman give you all the bells & whistles. Then when you find your price search amazon & compare the price. so far this printer works like a charm & have had no problems. Scans fine,copies and does what a printer supposed to do. Work and print and ask for ink once in a while. No errors
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I've used it with Montblanc Mystery Black ink and that worked really well. I've also used Private Reserve, Noodler's, Parker Quink, and J. Herbin. They all seemed to work pretty well. The J. Herbin ink was a little too wet, the Noodler's ink (Blue) was a great ink and I enjoyed the Private Reserve and Parker ink equally as well. Lamy also makes ink. I haven't used them myself but I've heard good things about them.
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maybe but dont buy this ink i lost good customers for this ink if u wash the tshirt the the ink goes out of it is not dye sublimation ink is somrthing that u can find in the 99 only stores or less quiality really im.so.frustrated cuz is th worse i've ever got ........
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Sorry I have not tried it, but if you do I would use it on something you can experiment on and if it works when dried would heat set it with a wet pressing cloth. I have used other inks and it has worked but not this one at this time.
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I haven't tried that, but I doubt it would work. You need a faster drying ink.
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I use it for sublimation. You will need new cartridges that are either filled with sublimation ink or empty so that you can fill them. I purchased empty ones that the chip resets when you take cartridges out to refill them. I had a CISS unit but had problems with it and I am not printer savvy enough to trouble shoot or correct the problem so, I switched to the cartridges and haven't had any problems since.