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Why is my sublimation so faded?
It’s frustrating when your sublimation prints come out faded! This usually happens due to issues with ink quality, paper transfer, or incorrect heat press settings. Addressing these common problems can help you achieve vibrant,…
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Why is my sublimation faded after washing?
Your sublimation prints may appear faded after washing due to several common reasons, including improper heat application, low-quality sublimation ink or paper, or using the wrong type of fabric. Ensuring correct temperatures and dwell…
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Why is my HTV not sticking to polyester?
It’s frustrating when your heat transfer vinyl (HTV) doesn’t adhere properly to polyester fabric. Often, the issue stems from a combination of incorrect temperature, pressure, or time settings, or the specific type of HTV…
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Why is it harder to dye polyester?
Polyester is harder to dye because its synthetic fibers are tightly packed and hydrophobic, meaning they repel water and dye molecules. This requires higher temperatures and specialized dyes to penetrate the fabric effectively. Achieving…
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Why is DTG so expensive?
Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing can seem expensive due to the specialized equipment, high-quality inks, and intricate setup required for each unique design. The cost reflects the digital printing process that allows for vibrant, full-color, and…
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Why is CMYK preferred for printing?
CMYK is preferred for printing because it uses a subtractive color model that accurately reproduces a wide spectrum of colors on paper. This four-color process, consisting of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (black), allows…
