20oz Matte Grey Skinny Straight Sublimation - 110044

20oz Matte Grey Skinny Straight Sublimation - 110044

The Essentials: Sublimation Pressing Instructions

• Tumbler/Mug Press: 365°F
• Time: 90 seconds
• Pressure: Medium
• Convection Oven: 320°F for 6 minutes. See our settings guide by blank type.
• Note: These settings are a recommendation, not a guarantee. Remove all plastic lids and parts before applying heat. We cannot accept returns on pressed items.

Product Details

Matte grey is an easy colour to press in volume because it works under almost any design style. Whether you are running a batch of minimalist logos or busy full-wrap patterns, the neutral matte base does not fight with your artwork the way a bold colour sometimes can. The whole barrel is coated, so artwork carries right around without a bare strip anywhere. It is a solid pick to keep stocked for bulk orders where the design changes but the blank stays the same.

Stocked and shipped from Canada. Since this is a full-wrap blank, there is no bare metal showing once your design is pressed, which gives a clean, finished look for resale. If you are filling out a bulk order, check the rest of the sublimation tumblers and drinkware lineup for other neutral shades that pair well with matte grey. Ordering a few finishes together in one batch keeps your production line moving without waiting on a single restock.

Features:

• Capacity: 20oz
• Material: Poly-coated stainless steel
• Design: Straight skinny shape, matte grey finish, full-wrap sublimation blank

Quick Q&A

Q: Will UV DTF wraps show up well on a matte grey base, or does the finish mute the colours?
A: UV DTF sits on top of the surface with its own finish, so colours stay just as vivid as they would on a lighter blank. It is a good option if you want a design to pop against the grey.

Q: How do I keep a finished tumbler looking good for the long haul?
A: Keep it out of direct sunlight when it is not in use, since prolonged sun exposure can fade sublimation ink over time the same way it fades fabric. It also helps to store finished pieces separately rather than stacked, so nothing scratches the surface before it ever reaches a customer.