Subli Glaze Clear Coating - DIY Sublimation Coating for Decorating a Wide Range of Surfaces

Dude this works amazingly took my friends design and put it on this liqure bottle for him he loves it and that was the first try using this just follow direstions i put i think 3 light coats curing each coat and dam it looks amazing looks like it was made that was even perfectly going over the raised lettering highly recommend

It worked great on stainless steel flasks from amazon - it didn't leave any residue or change the appearance of the flask (some sublimation sprays will leave a residue or are slightly opaque). I used this product along with their adhesion product. YOU MUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS! For the reviewers that their products didn't turn out or it didn't sublimate on, either the can was defective or you didn't follow the directions: - Shake can for at least 1 minute (typical spray can directions) - Apply the adhesion product first and allow set at least 30 seconds - Spray light coats with multiple passes - I did 4 passes - Allow to sit for 5 minutes then place in sublimation oven for 15-20 minutes at 320 degrees F - Allow to cool, then follow your normal sublimation process. I use a Makerflow crafts sublimation oven (a lot easier and I don't have any ghosting. I've ordered a second can to ensure I have enough for my order and for future use.

I love the sublimation glaze! I bought these coffee mugs for my husband and myself but they weren’t sublimation mugs. After watching some videos on YT I decided to give this aerosol sublimation glaze a try. I did not use the primer but followed the directions otherwise and still the results were amazing! I’m planning on buying the primer though because they probably would’ve turned out even better. The glaze if used as directed is straight forward and easy to use. I will be buying more it’s definitely worth the price.

Seems ok, time will tell.

Works on clear glass too If you use both clear and either translucent (image will be on back of glass). They also have a white for glass but have not tried that yet. I have tried several products. This is so easy to use and really works. For example, I bought a coffee cup from dollar tree. I put 3 layers of the spray on and then sublimated a picture on the cup. It came out perfectly. I am so happy will be buying more. There are videos that show how to use the different sprays. And, although I have nit tried it yet, it works on all sorts of surfaces (metal, wood, Glass, ceramic).

can't use for my purposes because you have to cure it in an oven, and it is not returnable because it is listed as a hazardous material, so money wasted

I purchased this to use on ceramic tiles from home depot so I can make custom tiles and art tiles. If you follow the directions this product works well. It is quite expensive for what it is, but I guess you have to pay for quality.

I watched a YouTube tutorial on it before purchasing so I was optimistic that it would be just what I needed and it was I sublimated a design onto a wooden pallet and it came out really well Was my first attempt and the pallet was difficult to fit onto my heat press but it still worked well