Press Temperature: 360˚F for 180 seconds (3:00)
Light Pressure, hot peel
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1. Tape the imaged sublimation paper onto your enamel mug. Image facing the mug. Leave a 0.5” margin between the top rim and the top of your image.
2. Set the mug press at 360˚F for 180 seconds. If your press has an idle and press temperature setting, adjust the time accordingly.
   Ensure the mug press has reached temperature, place the mug into your mug press.
3. Place another mug with bottoms facing each other to help stabilize.
4. Close the Mug Press.
5. Once pressing is done, open the mug press, and take the mug out of the press.
   Use gloves or a heat-resistant cloth to handle the hot mug.
6. Peel sublimation paper off.
7. Leave on the table to cool. Do not dunk in water.

Caution: The Enamel Mug is extremely hot when in the heat press, do not handle it with bare hands
Note: Temperature and time settings are only a guide/starting point, some mug presses may require some fine tweaking of the temperature and time

Convection Oven Temperature: 370-375˚F for 5-6 minutes 
Hot peel. 

1. Set the convection oven at 370-375˚F for 5-6 minutes.
2. Ensure convection oven has reached the set temperature
3. Align the paper near the handle so that there is about ¾” of space between each side of the handle and the paper. 
4. Secure the image in place using a heat resistant tape. 
5. Cover the mug with a piece of standard copy paper cut to the size of the image. This can be secured with heat resistant tape as well.
6. Attach mug wrap and place the mug upside down on middle rack in convection oven. 
7. Once the timer counts to zero, open convection oven, and take mug out.  
    Use gloves or heat resistant cloth to handle the hot mug.
8. Remove the mug wrap, then peel sublimation paper off. 
9. Leave on table to cool or dunk in water.