FAQ
How to print a full image tumbler with no ghosting & seamless?
I believe that many sublimation lovers who have printed skinny tumblers with full images often have the problem that there is always a seam where the images meet. It’s hard for us to print a perfect tumbler with seamless, but we can minimize your seam on the final result, below are some tips that may be helpful for you.
Tools that may be helpful to you:
Heat-resistant tape, paper trimmer, lint roller, scraper.
- Cut the right size sublimation transfer paper.
Trim the image with the paper trimmer, and trim as close as you can to your edges. Make sure to trim off all white margins.
- Wipe the tumbler with a clean rag or a lint roller, and make sure the surface has no flaws and blemishes.
- Stand your tumbler upside down on the table and put your pattern around the tumbler and level-squeeze it tightly.
- Pull it tight and get the seams close to each other, and fix a long piece of tape on the seam from bottom to top. The top and bottom of the tumbler should also be fixed with heat-resistant tape.
- Go run the scraper right down the seam, and make sure no air on the seam line.
- Setting appropriate parameters for your tumbler heat press and put it in the machine, start printing. If you’re going print the skinny tumbler with a sublimation oven, you have to use a blower gun to wrap the skinny tumbler with a right-size shrink film.
The machine can’t count down?
The mainboard is not powered and the machine can’t be turned on.
The machine is on, but the screen shows no temperature increase.
The heating attachment doesn’t heat up.
The print of the skinny tumbler are faint on top and bottom.
How to order a heating attachment?
The machine emits smoke during the first use.