20oz Straight Sublimation Tumblers - Please read full description before sublimating.
All tumblers start White to change to a color of your choice (green, light blue, coral, pink, or purple) in the sunlight and then glow green in the dark. To glow in the dark, it needs be charged by light similar to other glow products.
I print my image at 8.3x9.4 for the 20oz tumbler.
You should check your tumbler as you go because all ovens are different depending on size, heating elements etc some cook faster some cook slower. Checking as you go is the only way to be certain to get the exact results you desire.
These are sublimation tumblers and when using the correct paper, supplies, and cooking methods they will easily sublimate without an issue.
**NEVER COOK THESE ABOVE 365 DEGREES**
THEY HAVE EXTRA COATS OF TOPCOAT AND CAN EASILY BURN BECAUSE OF THE SENSITIVE COLOR CHANGE PAINT SO PLEASE CHECK AS YOU GO UNTIL YOU REACH THE DESIRED RESULTS
Using a constant temperature tumbler press:
- Temperature: 355ºF / Time: 70 seconds (45+25 seconds if rotating) /Pressure: Medium
- Preheat press before using
- Place transfer face down against tumbler, tape into position
- Cover with a piece of plain paper or teflon sheet.
- Slide into press
- Press at 355ºF for 70 seconds (no opening in press)
- if your press has a small opening press for 45 seconds then rotate 180º and press for an additional 25 seconds
Using a convection oven and a silicone rubber wrap:
- Temperature: 365ºF / Time: 4-5 minutes
- Preheat oven – an oven thermometer is highly recommended for a precise temperature reading
- Place transfer face down against tumbler, tape into position
- If using shrink wrap – tightly cover tumbler and shrink tight with heat gun
- If using a silicone wrap – cover with a piece of plain paper or teflon sheet. the attach silicone rubber wrap
- Place tumbler on its side, taped side down, in your oven
- Pre-Heat for approximately 6 1/2 minutes
Again, I highly recommend watching MANY YouTube videos before you start working with tumblers.
You should check your tumbler as you go because all ovens are different depending on size, heating elements etc some cook faster some cook slower. Checking as you go is the only way to be certain to get the exact results you desire.
These are sublimation tumblers and when using the correct paper, supplies, and cooking methods they will easily sublimate without an issue.
**NEVER COOK THESE ABOVE 365 DEGREES**
THEY HAVE EXTRA COATS OF TOPCOAT AND CAN EASILY BURN BECAUSE OF THE SENSITIVE COLOR CHANGE PAINT SO PLEASE CHECK AS YOU GO UNTIL YOU REACH THE DESIRED RESULTS
