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Old February 19th, 2009 Feb 19, 2009 6:28:50 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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I was wondering if i can only print on white or can i use grey yellow any other light colors? Thanks you in advance

Also hi I am mike ,,, nice to meet you.! i have just been looking though the site for a few weeks... there is a wealth of knowledge here... thanks
 
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Hi Mike and

One thing to consider when using JPSS on grey is that the window sometimes shows up darker on the gray than other colors. Yellows, light pinks, etc.. they sometimes don't show the window "outline" at all.

The best thing to do is experiment. Remember whereever there is white in your design, it will be the shirt color, and that the shirt color may tint the colors in the design, depending on the depth of each.
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Hi Mike and

One thing to consider when using JPSS on grey is that the window sometimes shows up darker on the gray than other colors. Yellows, light pinks, etc.. they sometimes don't show the window "outline" at all.

The best thing to do is experiment. Remember whereever there is white in your design, it will be the shirt color, and that the shirt color may tint the colors in the design, depending on the depth of each.

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I was wondering if i can only print on white or can i use grey yellow any other light colors? Thanks you in advance

Also hi I am mike ,,, nice to meet you.! i have just been looking though the site for a few weeks... there is a wealth of knowledge here... thanks
Check this thread.
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Default Re: HOW DARK CAN YOU gO with SofSstrech Pro

Oops. Sorry about that. It was wayyyyyyyy past bedtime.

what is considered light colored shirts?
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