Sublimating on Plush Panel Pillows

Our brand new line of panel plush pillows came right in time for the holidays. The pillows feature a white sublimatable panel that is the ideal size for most sublimation printers, making it very easy to decorate a full pillow for a professional finish.
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[@jules1990]

I always use reposition spray it's a lot quicker and you don't get tape marks

[@robpiccioni1361]

Hey

[@1956bjp]

I made a pillow and use the blue heat tape after I got it made it show the tape mark on the black part how to do it so it wont show thank u

[@ProWorldInc]

You can use adhesive spray instead of tape.
www.proworldinc.com/sb-s-122-adhesive-spray.html

[@elanacohen1919]

hi Elana from toronto , canada
what temp and how long do you press it at ?

[@ProWorldInc]

Texprint Sublimation Paper on Plush Polyester
Application Instructions
Set temperature to 385 degrees Fahrenheit.
Set timer to 60-80 seconds.
Set Pressure at light-medium.
Print a mirror image onto Texprint Paper.
Use a pressing pillow underneath the product to offer a smooth, even surface.
Place paper face down on material.
Cover with a non stick sheet.
Press at 385 degrees F for 60-80 seconds with light-medium pressure.
Remove paper immediately.

[@darkfireblaze342]

do you have any tips on the dog paw print pillow

[@ProWorldInc]

Since the dog pillow can not be easily separated in sections, it is best to print the pillow in one application on a 15x15 or 16x20 platen.

[@florenceemmanuel2247]

Hi, any tips on how to wash? Will the black bleed? Thanks ☺

[@ProWorldInc]

These pillows can be washed in cold water on a normal cycle. We have not experienced any issues with the colors or black area of the pillow bleeding.

[@kollyflowergmail]

Any tips to prevent fading of the black while pressing? I have this product (from Amazon) and when I use tape, it left fade marks where the tape was, and when I don’t use tape and press each pic one at a time, the black fades to an ash gray, on both sides of the pillow case.

[@ProWorldInc]

We have noticed some fading where the tape is, but you can also use spray adhesive to avoid this issue. The black shouldn't fade to a light grey - maybe lightening your pressure or reducing the heat will help.

[@kollyflowergmail]

@@ProWorldInc it does fade, every single time. I've made a few already and the fade is ridiculous. What is your recommended temp? Reducing the temp can affect the amount of color transfer in the photo. Pressure was light-medium, not too much. The black faded after the first press, but as I pressed each photo individually, it continued till it was an ash gray. I ended up printing black sheets of paper just to transfer ink back to the pillowcase to try to fix it. I think some research should be done to determine why the black bleeds out of the fabric, as many people have commented the same thing.

[@OraLeigh]

did you put butcher paper inside the pillow?

[@ProWorldInc]

It is not necessary to insert butcher paper inside the pillow, but you can if you feel more comfortable using it.