Justin
07-11-2009, 10:44 PM
I've just come up against a new problem. I'm printing a mug with a solid black background. It looks OK until you look at the side opposite the handle, there's a patch there that looks more brownish, almost as though the black is thinner (if that makes sense!)
Obvious thought was that it wasn't cooking long enough but everything else has been fine and press has just had a new blanket.
Very difficult to photograph, especially with my lack of camera tallent! I wonder if it could be pressure related? Just hoping it's not linked to the inks/printer.
Appreciate your advice.
This pic kind of enhances the problem with the flash on:
http://dyesubforum.co.uk/users/1211/33/10/99/album/mug110.jpg (http://dyesubforum.co.uk/gallery/Personal-album-of-jnmann/mug1-pic_49.htm)
This is a bit nearer actual colouring:
http://dyesubforum.co.uk/users/1211/33/10/99/album/mug210.jpg (http://dyesubforum.co.uk/gallery/Personal-album-of-jnmann/mug2-pic_50.htm)
Obvious thought was that it wasn't cooking long enough but everything else has been fine and press has just had a new blanket.
Very difficult to photograph, especially with my lack of camera tallent! I wonder if it could be pressure related? Just hoping it's not linked to the inks/printer.
Appreciate your advice.
This pic kind of enhances the problem with the flash on:
http://dyesubforum.co.uk/users/1211/33/10/99/album/mug110.jpg (http://dyesubforum.co.uk/gallery/Personal-album-of-jnmann/mug1-pic_49.htm)
This is a bit nearer actual colouring:
http://dyesubforum.co.uk/users/1211/33/10/99/album/mug210.jpg (http://dyesubforum.co.uk/gallery/Personal-album-of-jnmann/mug2-pic_50.htm)