FAQ’s

Blanks are the items used in the production of personalized products, the “blank canvas” so to speak. This could be a tumbler, writing pen, coaster, or cutting board.

In a module, you will find an option to enable schema support. Once you enable this option, FAQ schema will be automatically added to your page. In case you are using an external plugin to add schema you can keep it disableSublimation is a type of printing where you print the design using specialized inks, printer and paper followed by applying this transfer paper to an object and then finally use high heat and pressure to create the permanent design.

The ink turns into microscopic particles that embed themselves into the object's surface. The ink will sublimate and turn into a gas that seeps into and becomes part of the surface of your object, like a sublimation tumbler, shirt, or other sublimation blank. Unlike other printing methods that attach your design over the top of a surface, sublimation printing embeds your dyes on a deeper level, creating amazing, vibrant designs that won’t crack or peel off.

Epoxy is a generalized term for what is referred to as the “cured” end result of hardening from 2 different types of resin: two part resin or UV resin. The two part resin— typically used for tumblers—is mixed together carefully then applied to the blank substrate. With personalized tumblers, the hardened, food-safe, shiny coating is the epoxy covering the beautiful glitter and vinyl designs. Typically, the stylish 4 color pens are covered with UV resin that is hardened by using a UV light, or a combination of both types of resin.