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How to spray polyester resin

Q. Can someone tell me how to spray polyester resin onto ceramic tiles for dye sublimation printing.

Thank's for any help

Joseph S. Lakatosh
signs & graphics - Henderson, Nevada
2005

Q. Hello,

I am looking for a way to coat ceramic tiles with a polyester coating that accepts Dye Sublimation.

Ibrahim Stone
trading - South Africa
2005

Q. Did you find the way of spray polyester for sublimation?

Maximiliano Capuzzi
- Margarita Islan, Venezuela
2006

Q. I am looking for the same thing. I have my own ceramic shop and I want to make things that I can dyesub pictures on. Can anyone help us with these questions? Looking for that polyester resin to spray on glass, ceramics and such.

Cynthia Pack
racing & graphics - Galax, Virginia
2006

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Q. I would also like to know where or how a polyester finish can be applied to ceramic tiles for printing.

toney hughes
- Detroit Michigan
January 5, 2010

A. Check this out it should have the basic principle behind applying spray up till 180
hank.baaqmd.gov/pmt/handbook/s11c12pd.htm

Vojkan
- Malta
January 31, 2010

Q. Can you sublimation print onto polyester resin casts or will it still need coating?

Eden Burbery
trader - Munique, Lanzarote, Spain
June 13, 2011

A. I just ordered some of the material from DyePress in Rochester, Minnesota. I found it on eBay.

and it looks like it'll do the same thing that you all are asking about. We own a small camera shop, and have been looking for ways to make extra money during the Christmas season (and throughout the year) - I think this will be one of those good money-makers.

They have some for dyesub transfers on 50:50 cotton shirts (usually you have to have higher polyester content), and another type for ceramics, metals and wood! Sounds great - hope my trial kit gets here soon!

Lloyd

Lloyd Spence
- St. Louis, Missouri, USA
November 29, 2011

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