🏷️ Aluminum Sublimation Nameplates - 8X12X0.018 Transfer Review

This is the first sign blank that I have bought. It came today and I did it right away. I'm happy with how it turned out. I used the Cricut Easypress2set 385° for 60 seconds. I let it cool before removing the backing paper. (So I didn't burn myself)

I purchased this bare aluminum metal for making billboards. I have a sublimation printer and a heat press and this process took about 15 minutes. I just put my design together and printed it onto carbon paper using the missing f170 sublimation printer. Set my heat press to 400° and press the design for about 35 seconds. The sign turned out great and I hung it on my fence. The kit also included screws, although not the strongest. They have drilled holes in all four corners for easy hanging. It…

Update: Examine the sign blanks carefully, I had to return some due to paint bubbles in plating defects. I don't know how the quality control is done because I had used and new packaging at the time. Now I have 4 packs to try. I will update this if I run into any issues. Very good for sublimation, definitely use low temperature no more than 360 lights for 60 seconds or you will burn the coating and make it look water colored. I learned the craziest things with kids on my first you see here. I…