12 Pieces Blank Sublimation Shot Glasses 1.5 ounces Frosted Heat Thermal Transfer Coating Dye

NICE BLANK 1.5oz SHOT GLASSES ( 12 pieces ) Ref. SFS-MG56M Sizes : 2,5´´ x 2 ´´ inches ( 6 x 5 cm ) Printable Size : 2´´ x 5 ´´ inches ( 5 x 13cm ) Weight : approx. 85 gr Average ( 12 = 999 gr ) Color: White Packing: Individual packing in a transparent bag 12 in a Brown Box Description: These shot glasses make the perfect personalized gift party, birthdays, promote your restaurant or bar, or create a personalized collection for your favorite drinker. Note: The clear glass portion of the shot glass may sublimate during the heating process. In order to avoid your image transferred onto the clear part, we suggest keeping your image placed directly within the white imaging patch or using thermal tape to cover the clear area during pressing. Any insert, photo or illustration shown in pictures are for demonstration purpose only and not included in the offer. Application Instructions: 1.Make sure to print in reverse. 2.Fit transfer against an item with a shot glass wrap. 3.Temperature 400F. 4.Bake approximately 12-15 minutes in the oven. 5.Remove paper immediately. 6.Baking time may vary depending on the individual oven. Shipped from: Florida USA. Dispatched 1 or 2 days after your payment is clear.

• NICE BLANK 1.5oz SHOT GLASSES ( 12 pieces )
• These shot glasses make the perfect personalized gift party, birthdays, promote your restaurant or bar
• The clear glass portion of the shot glass may sublimate during the heating process
• With the Dye Sublimation Transfer Process, you can print high quality digital images on a huge variety of items made of any material that is treated or polymer coated or garments made of polyester. The imprinting is accomplished using a printer, special sublimation inks, paper and a heat press.
• You may want to use a Teflon sheet to protect your item from scorching and to keep "ghost images" from being deposited on your heat platen, which may later be transferred to the next item you press (Just position the sheet between the heat element and the item). Then press. Be careful when removing the printed sheet, if it shifts against the item you printed, it may produce a "ghost image".