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Blowout paper is a must-have for anyone doing sublimation transfers. Simply place it under your substrate to catch any excess ink from the bottom platen of your heat press and on top of your substrate to keep ink from getting on the top platen. This little step goes a long way in keeping your press clean and your projects looking sharp, preventing ink stains and ghosting. Whether you're pressing t-shirts, mugs, or other blanks, blowout paper for sublimation makes the whole process smoother and mess-free!

Blowout Paper Best Practices

  • Always use a fresh sheet for each press.
  • Cover both the top and bottom of your project to prevent ink transfer.
  • Store in a dry place to prevent moisture from affecting its performance.

Is sublimation blowout paper reusable?

It's best to use a fresh sheet for every press to avoid ink transfer, especially if there is ink on it from your previous sublimation transfer press.

Can I use parchment paper instead of blowout paper?

Parchment paper can work, but dedicated blowout paper absorbs excess ink better.