OVERSTOCK SALE 20oz SKINNY Sublimation Tumbler - Straight Skinny Stainless Steel Insulated Blank Tumblers with Lid and Straw

20 oz Sublimation Tumbler - Straight Skinny Stainless Steel 20 oz Stainless Steel Skinny Tumbler with Lid and Straw features double-wall vacuum insulation with a clear sliding lid and straw. NO TAPER to make designing easier!!!  The mug fits most standard cup holders. It is 2X heat & cold resistant compared to a normal travel mug and is BPA and lead free. Made from 18/8 gauge stainless steel (18% chromium/8% nickel) - also known as Type 304 Food Grade. 2.92" diameter, 8.125" tall, not including lid. USING A MUG PRESS:Note: Because not all mug presses are created equally the dwell time in apress can vary. The settings below are based on a GKDK3 mug press from GeorgeKnight.2nd Note: Be sure that the artwork does not go beyond the size limits of themug press.3rd Note: Because of the gap where the mug press closes you will not be ableto have the artwork wrap around the entire tumbler.Supplies needed:- sublimatable substrate (mug)- sublimation transfer- scratch paper- heat tapeMug heat press settings:- temperature - 380 degrees F- dwell time - 1 - 1:15 minutes- pressure - light to mediumSteps:1. cut your transfers so that the transfer is slightly larger vertically thanthe tumbler.2. Position the substrate onto the transfer.3. Tape two ends of the transfer allowing for the gap in the mug press whereit will close.4. Wrap a piece of scratch paper around the transfer and mug taping ifnecessary.5. Center the transfer and tumbler in the mug press.6. Close the mug press using the heat press settings above.7. Remove items from the press immediately. Use heat resistant gloves ifnecessary - the items will be very hot.8. Remove transfer and scratch paper.Tips:- If the image of the final product appears light increase the pressure orthe dwell time slightly (10-15 seconds).- If the image on the final product appears blurred or substrate appearsyellowed or has brown spots on the rim of the top or bottom of the mug reducethe dwell time slightly (10-15 seconds).- Too much pressure can cause trapped moisture in the paper to "jet" awaypulling ink with it in a spiked-peaked formation. To avoid this reduce thepressure.- Take care when applying pressure as too much press can cause the tumbler tobend slightly which will prevent the lid from fitting properly.IN A CONVECTION OVEN:Note: Because not all ovens are created equally the dwell time in an oven canrange from 6 to 9 minutes. Convection oven is recommended.Settings will varydepending on the oven brand and model ink and paper and atmosphericconditions.2nd Note: Be sure that the artwork does not go beyond the size limits of thewrap.Supplies needed:- sublimatable substrate (polar camel)- sublimation transfer- scratch paper- Silcone Wrap (MGWRP6)- heat tape- convection ovenOven settings:- temperature - 375 degrees F- dwell time - 5 to 7 minutes for plastic shrink wrap sleeve, 6.5 to 8.5 minutes for silicone wrapSTEPS:1. Position transfer onto the substrate using heat tape to secure the transferto the substrate.2. Cut a piece of scratch paper to tape over your artwork transfer thisprotects your wrap from ink.3. Use the silicone wrap (or shrink wrap sleeves) to secure the transfer to the Polar Camel start wrapping the Polar Camel by stretching and rolling the silicone over top ofitself. Make sure to start wrap in a non artwork area to prevent a line inyour artwork.4. Put a piece of heat tape around silicone wrapped Polar Camel to securewrap.5. Place Polar Camel in oven with recommended settings listed above.6. Pull from oven and remove wrap and paper. Caution contents will be hotuse heat resistant gloves for safety.Tips:- If the image of the final product appears light increase the pressure orthe dwell time slightly (30-45 seconds).- If the image on the final product appears blurred or substrate appearsyellowed or has brown spots reduce the dwell time slightly (30-45 seconds). - To prevent plastic shrink wrap sleeves from sticking to the tumbler, make sure no part of the plastic is touching the coating on the tumbler, including the bottom. We use a scratch paper covering completely around the tumbler, and cut a 2.92 diameter circle to put on the bottom of the cup so the shrink wrap doesn't contact it anywhere.