Epic Marks Sublimation Guide
Product Specifications
- Brand: Epic Marks
- Model: Sublimation Pro
- Material Compatibility: Coated or polyester-rich blanks
- Contact: 418 Chisholm Valley Drive, Round Rock, TX 78681
Product Usage Instructions
Prep the Blank
- Ensure your blank is coated or made of polyester-rich material.
- Pre-press the blank for a few seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture.
Position the Transfer
- Align your design on the blank and secure it using heat tape or light adhesive spray. Tear the paper edges instead of cutting for a clean finish.
Press Settings
- Adjust your heat press settings according to the recommended temperature and time for sublimation printing.
Protect your Press
- Place butcher paper above and below the blank to catch excess ink and maintain the cleanliness of your press.
Finish and Cool
- After pressing, carefully remove the paper and allow the blank to cool before handling. Note that hard goods may retain heat longer.
- Pro Tip: Keep notes on different blank brands for future reference. Adjust press settings based on color vibrancy and ghosting issues.
Sublimation Guide
- Prep the Blank
- Sublimation only works on coated or polyester-rich blanks. Double-check that your item is labeled sublimation-ready. Pre-press for a few seconds to remove wrinkles and moisture.
- Position the Transfer
- Line up your design and secure it with heat tape or a light adhesive spray. For best results, tear the paper edges instead of cutting — this prevents harsh press lines.
- Press Settings
- Most blanks press at 385-400°F with medium pressure. Times vary by material, so keep a cheat sheet of what works for you.
- Protect your Press
- Always use butcher paper above and below to catch excess ink and keep your press clean.
- Finish and Cool
- Remove the paper carefully and let the blank cool before handling. Hard goods can stay hot longer than expected.
Pro Tip: Keep notes!
- Every blank brand is a little different — your future self will thank you.
- Dull colors = press hotter/longer or check polyester content.
- Ghosting = transfer shifted, tape it down better.
Customer Service
- 418 Chisholm Valley Drive
- Round Rock, TX 78681
- 5126493886
- orders@epicmarks.com
- Visit us online for the full guide: www.epicmarks.com
- ©Copyright Epic Marks 2025 – Sublimation Guide v1
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I prevent dull colors during sublimation printing?
Press hotter/longer or check the polyester content of the blank. Ensure proper alignment and secure taping.
What causes ghosting in sublimation prints?
Ghosting can occur due to transfer shifting. To prevent this, secure the transfer better with tape during the printing process.
Documents / Resources
 | Sublimation Guide |
References
- "Custom DTF, Sublimation & UV Prints - Fast Service & Great Prices"www.epicmarks.com
- User Manualmanual.tools
Published: November 26, 2025
Updated: November 29, 2025