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Sublimating on TruFlat

Updated: Jul 31

Looking for vibrant, professional-quality sublimation results on wood? In this video, I show you how to sublimate on TruFlat MDF wood blanks for stunning, full-color designs that are perfect for signs, ornaments, coasters, home décor, gifts, and personalized products. You'll learn the sublimation process step-by-step, including printing, positioning, pressing, and revealing the final product. TruFlat MDF provides a smooth, consistent surface that helps deliver sharp details and brilliant color transfer, making it a favorite choice for crafters, small business owners, and makers. Whether you're new to sublimation or looking to improve your wood sublimation projects, this tutorial will help you achieve professional results every time.

✅ Sublimation on MDF wood

✅ TruFlat MDF sublimation tutorial

✅ Heat press settings and tips

✅ Full-color personalized wood projects

✅ Perfect for crafters and small businesses

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Items needed: heat press of your choice, white uncoated butcher paper, or card stock (or printer paper in a pinch) to protect heat press platen/matt from any ink pass through(blow out), heat resistant tape

a. Put card stock/butcher paper on the bottom/matt

b. Put substrate on top of that, then pre-heat material for 5 seconds at 400 degrees Fahrenheit to remove any moisture

c. Add print on top of substrate, face down and tape down with the heat resistant tape to help keep the print still to prevent ghosting

d. Add more butcher paper to top of substrate

e. press the print onto a polyester substrate, Press design for 60 seconds at 400 degrees Fahrenheit, you can remove the butcher paper but leave the print alone for a few minutes to cool down a little to help prevent ghosting - cooling down, going from a gaseous state to solid state


 

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