Justin;89690 wrote:You've told us you've now got a 'decent' printer but you've not said which one! Hopefully you've bought it from a decent supplier and have decent backup an warranty
If it's a supported printer then the profile or Powerdriver if it's a Ricoh are already available to you.
pisquee;89691 wrote:What printer have you got?
What inks are you using?
Are you using sealed carts, refill carts, or a CISS?
Do't bother getting an ICC made until the printer is printing perfectly with no lines, or you'll be wasting your money.
bms;89684 wrote:Printing at a higher quality or more heads cleans may help. Depends of course what printer you have and what inks. If the problem persists then contact usurped supplier for warranty support.
Justin;89690 wrote:You've told us you've now got a 'decent' printer but you've not said which one! Hopefully you've bought it from a decent supplier and have decent backup an warranty
If it's a supported printer then the profile or Powerdriver if it's a Ricoh are already available to you.
Guys, all seems fine now. Don't suppose you have any ideas on how to remove a the texture from the ink on the mug? I'm assuming it's an effect of using cheap sublimation paper. Am I right? I bought a few sublimated mugs for 'market research' on quality, and most seem to manage a seamless transfer with no texture at all...GoonerGary;89693 wrote:Your print heads may be misaligned. In the maintenance section of your printer software you print out a series of grey squares and adjust according to the instructions.
Here's a photo: http://uploadpie.com/JCsT5
Any help is appreciated.
Have a great evening.
