Printers Jack Light Color Epson Sublimation Paper A4 8.5x11 inch

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Arrives by Sat, Jan 27 Buy Printers Jack Light Color Epson Sublimation Paper A4 8.5x11 inch 105gsm - 100 Sheets at
Create, Print, Press! Is it Really That Easy?
Yes, it really is that easy, and it’s fun too. All you need is an inkjet printer with sublimation ink to design, heat sublimation paper on which to print your transfers, polymer coated blanks or polyester garments to which you can transfer your designs, heat press to facilitate the transfer of the ink to the substrate, sublimation really can be that easy!

High Color Reproduction
The colors came out very crisp and clear, can keep a long time after printing, bright color, guarantee high-quality printing of sublimation!

Wide Range of Application
The heat transfer sublimation paper works on light colored polyester fabric and polyester coated items, like T-shirt, canvas bag, ceramic mug, tile, phone case, pillow case, metal plate, key chain, mouse pad, you can sublimate anything you want!

Make a Fun and Economical Gift
With a sublimation printer paper, you can design and create a special gift that couldn’t be purchased off the shelf, your gifts will turn out just beautiful and be treasured forever! There are people out there who are looking for something unique to give as a gift, you can sell sublimated items for holiday gifts, and now you can start your own business and make money from your sublimated items!

Life Time Guarantee
We will make unremitting efforts to better the quality of products, all-round quality service, feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Product Features:
Size: 8.5” x 11”, A4
Quantity: 100 sheets
Tips:
It may also be a good idea to use an absorbent cloth or a non textured paper towel behind your transfer to absorb excess moisture.
Each heat press, batch of ink and substrate will react a little differently. Make sure you read the instructions specific to the item you are pressing.
Blowouts are generally caused by uneven heating, excessive pressure or overheating.