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Tips, tutorials, and news from the Supacolor team.

How to Prepare Artwork for SupaNeon

Whether you're working in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or CorelDraw, this guide will walk you through the exact steps to ensure your SupaNeon colors are vibrant, accurate, and production-ready.

July 25, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

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SupaDTF & Supacolor Wearable: The Ultimate Guide

July 23, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

Black snapback cap with gold lion head heat press decoration on back panel

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Master Professional Headwear Decoration with a Heat Press

July 16, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

DTF printer equipment with price range of $15,000 to $30,000

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The True Cost of DTF Printing

July 16, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

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Turn Your Heat Press Into a Premium Athletic Outerwear Machine

July 16, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

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How To Heat Press Duffel Bags with Supacolor Promotional Heat Transfers

July 16, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

Festival merchandise t-shirt design with winged eagle, guitar, and Supasonik branding on wooden floor

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#FestivalSeason Merch Made Supafast & Supaeasy with Supacolor

July 15, 2025|Sergio Ramirez

Blue Supra basketball jersey number 23 on wooden floor demonstrating lo melt blocker transfer application

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The Secret to Winning Sports Merch: Lo Melt Blocker Transfers

Supacolor’s Low Melt Blocker heat transfer is specifically engineered to prevent dye bleed from happening. It’s designed for use on sublimated and heat-sensitive garments, stopping dye migration in its tracks while applying at a low temperature to protect delicate fabrics. Here’s why it works so well on sports apparel!

April 17, 2025|Sergio Ramirez