Sublimation Paper - Heat Transfer Paper 100 Sheets 8.3" x 11.7" 105 gsm for Any Epson HP Canon Sawgrass Inkjet Printer with Sublimation Ink for T shirt Mugs DIY A4 size A4 105g auspowers_batchsix When tearing them off Size:17mm
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Sublimation Paper - Heat Transfer Paper 100 Sheets 8.3" x 11.7" 105 gsm for Any Epson HP Canon Sawgrass Inkjet Printer with Sublimation Ink for T shirt Mugs DIY A4 size A4 105g auspowers_batchsix When tearing them off Size:17mm
USD182.00
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Sublimation Paper Heat Transfer Paper 100 Sheets 8.3" x 11.7" 105 gsm for Any Epson HP Canon Sawgrass Inkjet Printer with Sublimation Ink for T shirt Mugs DIY A4 size A4 105g auspowers_batchsix When tearing them off Size:17mm When tearing them off Frequency tolerance: + 20 ppm A4 Quantity: 100 sheets Tips: Work with inkjet printer with dye sublimation inkChoose “mirror printing” setting metal and plastics
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