[stitchsnthreads1]

I am trying to print a white slogan on kids pink tees and it looks faded not very bright and crisp at all, any suggestions is greatly appreciated. Thank You in advance

 

[impression4444]

...because you will need something else for whites on bright color shirts...

 

[stitchsnthreads1]

Ok, not for sure I am following you on "needing something else"

 

[impression4444]

Your design is too light against a dark shirt. I think you will need to: 1) go vinyl or 2) change color of text to darker color or 3) apply a base.
Use the search option of these forums for something like "printing on dark shirts"...

 

[stitchsnthreads1]

I am laying down a white underbase, the shirt looks darker in photo but is actually pretty light color of pink

 

[DrivingZiggy]

PFP followed by full cure?

Edit: Whoopsie! I just ran across your other thread and have discovered that you are using DTG. So, nevermind. Oh, and if this is in the DTG section I don't know that because when I come on the forum I just click on the button at the upper left that shows posts since my last visit. It doesn't break it down for me.

 

[gatorGRAFIX]

Better pretreatment management gives you more opaque whites. Try pretreating and heating the shirt twice before you print it.

 

[Jayz76]

what are your white settings, single or double white and what percentage of white, try adding a delay between your whites.

 

[stitchsnthreads1]

I am on double strike, bumped up settings density is at 25 and brightness is 15, finally layed down a good print with these settings. Thanks to all of ya'll giving input