[zymerguyer]

Hey everybody, I looked through the forums, but couldn't find what I am looking for. What has been happening is: everytime I print a white underbase on a dark shirt, my underbase looks good, but if I go to print a black onto the white the black ink sort of bleeds around on the edges of the the artwork and isn't crisp at all. It does this on my auto as well as my manual. So, I was just wondering if maybe my black is too thin or maybe there's to much sqeegee pressure? Any thoughts would be greatly appriciated. Thanks
-Travis

 

[perrolocodesigns]

Did you choke the underbase image or is it the exact same size as the top color image?

 

[Tj Ryonet Tech]

Why are you underbasing black?

 

[zymerguyer]

Well, it's not a full black going over white. So, I have a white solid circle, and in the circle I have the word "Hello" in black that I printed right over the white, it's the lines of the "Hello" that are bleeding a bit and aren't solid.

 

[perrolocodesigns]

I'm guessing that the texture of the white base is causing the loss of detail in the black.