I’ve been hearing so much about sublimation stickers lately, so I decided it was finally time to see what all the fuss is about.
Today I’m testing out this HTVRont Sublimation Sticker Paper to see if it actually lives up to those waterproof and vivid color claims!
I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure why we’d use pricey sublimation ink for stickers at first, but the results are actually pretty impressive. I walk you through the entire process—including the specific "PDF export" trick you need for Silhouette registration marks and the exact heat press settings. It’s definitely a bit of a process, but the vibrancy is incredible and they even survived my dunk test!
Click the video below to watch the full tutorial and see my honest review.
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