Sublimation Paper 8.5 x 11 inch, 100 Sheets - For Printers With Sublimation Inks, e.g. compatible with Epson, Sawgrass, Ricoh etc. - Fast Drying, Smear-Proof, Vibrant Colors

This is some thick paper compared to the other brand I was using. It prints and sublimates extremely well. I like it!

A few days ago I bought the sublimation transfer paper from S-RACE (8.5 x 11 inch) and produced various photo products with it (mugs, photo panels, luggage tags and cleaning cloths).I am very happy with the results.The subli paper is delivered well protected in a white box including a one-pager with instructions of use. The sheets are very smooth (no wavy edges) and pass easily and without problems through my printer.The paper also seems to absorb the sublimation ink much better and that results in a better transfer of the print to my products – the lines are really crisp and clear, the colors vibrant and intense.The photos don’t do justice to the real results, so try yourself! I definitely recommend this product and will buy it again.

This is the best sublimation paper I have found thus far. You can easily tell which side to print on. It transfers the color beautifully and the colors stay vibrant!

The media could not be loaded. I love this paper for my tumblers! I got all the sized papers for different projects so I don't waste any. I would love to have it on a roll for my F570!Maybe it's me..I dont see it when the image is printed..but afterwards I get this small watermark on the very bottom..& I'm not too sure why. I only got it when I use the 8.5x11 sheets. I store it in a dry place in my drawer, covered, not open. Any helpful tips will be great. other than that 9.5 out of 10!

This paper is the WORST when it comes to figuring out which side is white and which side is barely yellow (printable side). Other than that its great. I wish they'd mark the non printable side. If so I would buy again.

After running multiple tests on 100% polyester napkins (purchased here on Amazon) I found that what the manufacturer suggests was not enough time, temp, or pressure to make the colors truly pop.The first photo shows a side by side comparison of the manufacturer's suggestion (374F, or 190C, for 30 seconds with Medium pressure) vs. what I found what works best for me (400F for 40 seconds with firm pressure).The 2nd photo is a clear view of just how beautiful the colors come out with the above settings and the last shows that same test next to an example printed with my Epson pigment ink printer. It is hard to tell in the photo but the sublimation test is so much more vivid and truly looks amazing.Of course, the paper is only part of the equation, you must be using great ink and compatible printer settings as well, but if all three are working the final results should be awesome.

I have been using S-Race 8.5x11 as well as 4x9.5 for mugs for a few years now. I will never go with another paper. I'm a professional photographer and I need perfect skin tones and this paper delivers what I need. Great colors every time.

It may be that my press isnt as warm as I think, or not heating long enough, but my prints are not very dark! I need to practice more with heat and time before I blame it on the paper! But it came in a timely order and the package was ok! I had read a review where someone tried a higher heat and longer time and they worked better, but have not tried it yet! That's next!