NGOODIEZ Sublimation Coating Spray for All Fabric, Including 100% Cotton, Polyester, T-Shirts, Canva Coating Liquid- Quick Dry Formula, High Gloss Finished, 1 Step Process, Super Adhesion, 250ml

Tried it doesn't work. So they did refund me my money back. So they r very helpful

Makes the material feel rough and it didn’t intensify color if anything it made it very faded. I’m not new to sublimation as I have a large industrial sublimation printer nor new to sublimation spray for cotton shirts this is the first time I use this brand and it will be the last. It also left spray stains and this was a cotton/polyester blend shirt. Other brands make this super vibrant not this one.

Edit: the company reached out to me and gave a full refund, so customer service is good. Will give this product another chance The product works from the other versions I have ordered but the bottles and sprayers are terrible and this one came damaged and I lost half of my product before even opening

I thought it worked great! This was my process: New 50/50 blend Fruit of the Loom T shirt. Sprayed area to be heat pressed, lightly! Allowed to dry under heat press at 325 F. NO PRESSING! Image was printed with Sawgrass 500 printer with Sawgrass inks. Transfer paper used was TexPrint DTR. Heat pressed at 320 with high pressure, 170 lbs on a HTV RONT 2 auto press for 20 seconds. That's, picture 1. Allowed to air dry for 24 hours, per the instructions. Washed inside out on cold, gentle with mild detergent (Persil). Dried on gentle for about 25 minutes. Picture 2 is the end result. The design has a vintage/distressed look. When the shirt is stretched, the print remains intact and doesn't crack. It doesn't have the DTF "plastic" feel. The spray says the design should last about 30 washings. Shirt was $3.25, add a buck for ink and paper. I feel this process would be great for shirts for fundraisers, marathons, special events, etc.

Great product