put stretch additive in the ink.
Overcook on multiple print locations?
I had an order with 3 different print locations. I noticed after i was done with all the spots that the print on the first location doesnt pass the stretch test. Has cracks. My guess is that its being cooked 3 times it is now overcooked. Its white plastisol ink.
Has this happened to anyone before? Is the problem because it has gone in the dryer 3 separate times? How can i make sure this doesnt happen on multiple print locations?
Help please and thank you!
Has this happened to anyone before? Is the problem because it has gone in the dryer 3 separate times? How can i make sure this doesnt happen on multiple print locations?
Help please and thank you!
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