Maybe try a higher off contact.
Whenever my ink is "Pock marked" i raise it up a bit.
Worth a try.
Whenever my ink is "Pock marked" i raise it up a bit.
Worth a try.
Hate to mention the obvious but if the shirt isnt held firmly by the pallet adhesive it will lift slightly, sticking to the screen....identityburn said:Thanks for the input. I've experimented with the off-contact already, and that doesn't seem to help much so I'll try reburning it on a higher mesh count.
One other thing.... when you run into it sticking and you.ve eliminated off contact and adhesive problems...try a clean up stroke.... turn the squeege up much farther then what you print at and do one or two strokes without any ink.... I have to do this almost always with white ink.... it will appear to stick then a clean-up stroke and its free.... Good Luck with it...identityburn said:Yeah I had quite a bit of adhesive on it. The weird thing is, it's only that design thats giving me trouble. Right after I printed another design on a 135 and didn't have the problem at all. It must be a combination of the ink (it is very thick) and the screen.
Yes exactly ...after you've inked it then do one or two clean-up strokes at a higher angle without adding ink....identityburn said:Chuck, so you're saying to basically run the squeege without any ink on it over the stencil?
thanks everyone again for the tips.