View Full Version : Greys printing brown - help please...
Up until about a few months ago I have been printing Blacks and greys perfectly, using Corel Draw, Xpres inks, and Subliprint 1400 v1 profile (using 1400 printer).
We have now realised that the greys are printing brown - haven't changed pressing times etc etc.
I had a colour chart that we printed a while ago and it is fine, and printed it again yesterday and can easily see the difference! You can see the greys are going to heat press as browns by looking at the paper when printed...
Any ideas? Should I get in touch with Xpres?
I did buy a new yellow ink in June, but not sure exactly when the printing 'changed'...? (I tried changing the profile back to subliprint1290v1 and V3, but no different)
Thanks in advance!
Joy
John G
18-08-2010, 11:22 AM
Have you done a head clean and nozzle test print, one of your colours might be blocked giving dodgy results.
Yes, all is printing fine.., have checked everything I can think of!
Joy
John G
18-08-2010, 12:57 PM
If it looking out on paper before pressing, and it looked ok before, then maybe the setting have changed on your computer. Check to see if the profile is set up other than that I haven't got a scooby. :D
Cheers John
Hi John
While you are here - any idea why blue prints out purple? lol
Joy :o)
John G
18-08-2010, 01:43 PM
Not sure - but does sound like either profile isn't installed properly or the cyans got a blockage. Maybe someone on the forum with a bit more experience might be able to shed some light on the problem.
Cheers John
if you sure about profile is instaled right. then please chek your printer settings! make sure there is no double profilling. otherways your colors will be all wrong.
fredster
22-08-2010, 02:02 PM
i have a similar problem ..my blacks come out fantastic on the mugs yet on teh tshirts theyre more of a brown than a black... do i need to leave em in longer or not as long? help !!!! lol
i have a similar problem ..my blacks come out fantastic on the mugs yet on teh tshirts theyre more of a brown than a black... do i need to leave em in longer or not as long? help !!!! lol
would be nice if you give us more info :) what preasure and time u useing ;)
fredster
22-08-2010, 04:10 PM
given times as use in bms website and a medium pressure .... 180deg for 65seconds
perfect colours on the mugs though ... hmmm
thanks paul
i do 185C for 50sec. and is fantaqstic. try that.
Paul
fredster
23-08-2010, 09:57 AM
will try that later today thanx paul ..ill use the back of the one i cocked up ... lol
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