HAYES PAPER CO. Sublimation Paper for Heat Pressing onto T-Shirts and Ceramic Mugs. Quality, 120 GSM, A4 Size, 110 Sheets.

Good stuff. Does what it says. Used on mugs.

This sublimates really well, it is a thick paper with clear instructions on the back of the pack for usage.In my 2nd pack now and will continue to use this brand.

Im new to sublimation so wasnt sure what to buy, but this paper seems to be a good all-rounder, perfect results every time ive printed with it, i used it on slate and result was perfect. definately buy again when i need more and highly reccomend, very pleased, and reasonably priced.

How You can see on Photos - Very High Quality of Printed Pictures !I dont think i need write something more !AMAZING !!!

Just got around to using this paper, the printout comes out of the printer with lines in it (not down to my printer) and when sublimating on to products it either leaves behind streaks, smudges and smears, or doesn't transfer the image at all.At first I thought I was doing something wrong, then I opened up sublimation paper from another more well known brand and tried that and it worked perfectly. So the issues weren't down to my printer/printer settings or the way I was sublimating, it is simply that this paper is useless for sublimation.I won't be buying it again.

I initially used the wrong side of the paper when printing. It is pretty difficult to distinguish which side to use. Perhaps a sticker on cellophane wrapper indicating which side up the paper should go would be beneficial. I wasted ink on first batch. All good once l had paper facing the correct way!

Not tried it yet

I am very happy with the paper, it is so much more clearer than another brand I have used before. Also, the colors are much more brighter than the other brand. You can really see the difference. However, just one thing, bare in mind that first mug I did, I did it as per the instructions for time and temperature from the pack and until the time finished the paper was burned and brow, stick very badly to the mug and the color looked a bit burned, after I removed the rest of the paper with water. Then I lower the temperature to 180c and the time to 180sec and the result was fabulous.