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We Tried Sublimating Metal and It Failed... Here's What Happened!

In this video, we tried out sublimation on an aluminum metal plate. Unfortunately, nothing went as planned... We did learn a lot about sublimation in the process, so make sure to check it out to see what happened. And please leave us any tips and tricks you might have in the comments! Takeaways for next time 1. try a full sheet of designs so you avoid the outlines of the sublimation paper 2. make sure the clear vinyl is made for metal and other flat objects, not textiles 3. try pressing for longer than 150 seconds with polycrylic Time Stamps 00:00 Intro 00:47 Preparing for the sublimation on an aluminum metal plate 01:31 Sublimation on blank aluminum plate 03:36 Sublimation on aluminum plate with polycrylic 05:16 Sublimation on aluminum plate with clear vinyl 08:32 Recap - our thoughts about printing on metal Temperature we used For the sublimation on polycrylic - 395F or 200C at 150 seconds For the vinyl - 395F or 200C at 20-30 seconds For the sublimation on vinyl - 395F or 200C at 45 seconds **We always recommend you following the manufacturer's instructions and doing tests on your machine for best results Materials used: Clear vinyl 5mm aluminum pieces A heat press Heat resistant tape Wax paper Sublimation paper printed at local shop Videos you might also like: Testing sublimation vinyl for dark shirts | Siser EasySubli HTV sublimation vinyl on 100% cotton    • How to Print Sublimation on Dark Fabric - ...   Heat Transfer Vinyl Sublimation on dark t-shirts - how to use white HTV on 100% cotton    • How to Print Sublimation on Dark Fabric - ...