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    Hi DSF Forum :) Total Noob :(

    Hi guys, Sean here,

    So ive ventured into the dye sub world, well when i say me its mostly the Mrs, She been doing some arts & craft things for the last few years.But never this lol
    So me being me i decided to get her a mug press & printer for xmas. (Cheap from online) yes i know i know cheap = cheap quality, so already from what ive red ive made a big mistake,
    i thought this would be enough to atleast get her started/interested in it before wasting x amount on pro or atleast good proper equipment. and yes the main problem we're having is black coming out brownish on the paper.

    Anyway guys hope you all had a good xmas and no doubt youl be hearing from me very very soon ha :)
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    Welcome. Black going brown means too hot or too hot for too long. Reduce temp by say 10c or time by 30s and see how that goes. If you've bought cheap then you're probably not using sawgrass ink which is easier to work with so it is trial and error.

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    The poster is saying brown on paper not the mug. I would start with which printer, paper and inks are you using


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    Welcome to the forum Sean...and Mrs. Sean!

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    You don't say what equipment you are using, and you have installed an ICC profile, haven't you?

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    Hi guys, thanks for the welcome, ye maybe i should have mentioned what i had , me bad :(, unfortunetly its a ricoh sg2100n, subli-sharp premium dye ink is whats on the bottles, which came as a package from an well known online cheap selling site :(,

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    same as the press, blue uk mug press from the same site, but yes its brownish and colours just and right when printed onto paper, weve installed the ICC profile that came with the printer/ink

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    Sorry but this has been heard time and time again. Use the search bar at the top and type in Ricoh 2100. I am afraid you may not like what you read though.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Quinsfan View Post
    Sorry but this has been heard time and time again. Use the search bar at the top and type in Ricoh 2100. I am afraid you may not like what you read though.
    Yes i see what you mean now, problems after problems, ok so its back to the drawing board for us atm, thanks for all the replys, ill hang around the forum if thats ok, do some reading which obvi i should have done from the start, tough at the top as they say :)

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