🚪 One of our most versatile decor blanks! This 8” Glossy MDF Door Sign Sublimation Blank is perfect for creating bold, vibrant custom signs for doors, walls, and seasonal décor. With a smooth high-gloss sublimation coating and a generous printable area, this blank is a favorite for personalized gifts, home décor, and craft fair best-sellers.

✨ Why You’ll Love It

• Glossy sublimation coating for bright, full-color prints
• Made from durable MDF hardboard
• Large 8” round surface for names, quotes, and designs
• Hanging twine included – ready to display
• Perfect for seasonal décor, welcome signs, and gifts

📦 What’s Included

• 8” round glossy MDF sublimation blank
• Hanging twine (as shown)
• Protective film on printable surface (remove before pressing)

📏 Size & Details

• Diameter: 8 inches
• Thickness: Approx. 0.2”
• Material: MDF hardboard
• Finish: Glossy sublimation coating
• Minor variations may occur by batch.

💡 Perfect For

• Front door welcome signs
• Seasonal & holiday décor
• Nursery & home wall art
• Personalized housewarming gifts
• Craft fairs & small business products

🔧 How to Sublimate

1. Remove protective film from the glossy surface.
2. Print your design (mirror image).
3. Secure transfer to the blank with heat tape.
4. Cover with protective paper.
5. Press using recommended settings below.
6. Allow to cool completely before handling.

🔥 Recommended Sublimation Settings

• Temperature: 385°F
• Time: 60 seconds
• Pressure: Medium
• Mirror Image: Yes
• Protective Paper: Required

Settings may vary by equipment. Always test first for best results.

💖 Pro Tips

• Bold text and bright designs really pop on the glossy finish.
• Add ribbon, bows, or greenery for an elevated door hanger look.
• Seasonal designs (welcome, holidays, family names) are top sellers.

⚠️ Important Notes

• This listing is for a blank intended for sublimation (finished product not included).
• For indoor or covered outdoor use only.
• Results may vary based on press, ink, paper, and technique.

• 385°F
• 120 seconds
• remove protective film before pressing

Sublimation Pressing Tips and Tricks