Dave-
So, what your saying is, if I understand this correctly, I can use my laser printer and special paper designed for transferring images from a laser printer, and my heat presses similar to the sublimation inks with my Epson C88? Am I getting that right? In other words, could I make the same mugs etc. with my laser printer that I do with my Epson C88?
Thanks
Becky

Dave-
Well here is why I am inquiring (other than just being curious) I recently had to refer a job to a screen printer because I couldn't do sublimation on the colored shirts they wanted. Don't know if I would have been able to do it anyway with the time frame and budget they wanted. But it was the first time I have had to tell someone flat out "no I can't do it" Granted, though it was the first, I'm sure it won't be the last.
I was at the NBM show in Baltimore and saw the Powerful Papers booth. It certainly seems as though their products add a lot more possibilities if you have the right kind of printer. I have a Dell 3100cn so I have no clue if that would work or not.
I am going to keep searching. Thank you all for the help!!
55 days and counting!!!! Woo Hoo!!
Becky

Well, for several reasons.
#1, the customer is a small non-profit group that needed them in a hurry and had a tiny tiny budget...2 things that mix like oil and water. So, I knew the only way for them to get the price they wanted at the speed they wanted was to deal directly with the screen printer.
#2, the screen printer to which I referred them is a customer of mine. We are "strategic allies" with one another so it was not a big deal. I may have lost that transaction but have still retained the original customer and kept my alliance in tact.