I'd just give it a test press on a scrap and see.
Heat pressing black ink
So every now and then it seems that when pressing ink jet or dye sub transfers (I think laser too but been awhile) blacks seem to either be muted or mottled.
I normally make sure that in the design that the black is RGB 0 0 0.
I am wondering if d using like CMYK 50 50 25 100 (rich black) on those large black areas or bold text might be better. Anyone use Rich Black for their designs that are heat pressed ?
I normally make sure that in the design that the black is RGB 0 0 0.
I am wondering if d using like CMYK 50 50 25 100 (rich black) on those large black areas or bold text might be better. Anyone use Rich Black for their designs that are heat pressed ?
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