[evlwevl]

Hello, I have an estimated 2,000 or so presses on my Stahls Maxx press using JPSS and Alstyle tees. I run my press at 380 degrees for 30 seconds with teflon platen cover and craft paper cover sheet. I will typically experience maybe 1 out of a 100 run where the tshirt will show 1 -2 pinhead sized burn spots on the shirt outside the carrier sheet area. Typically they only happen on white tees. I have run silver, ash grey, and various other colors with no issues. I started using Alstyle cream colored 100% cotton shirt and burned 4 of only that color. The remaining 80 or so shirts of that run consisted of white, ash gray and silver T-shirts with no issues at all. What would cause one particular color T-shirt to burn like that? I've tried to run a lower heat with no success as the transfer would not release the ink consistently.

 

[proworlded]

Tough question to answer. Maybe the dye?

 

[evlwevl]

I should have posted this photo before but I didn't have it with me. You could see the two small little spots under my image. One was underneath the emotion area of the transfer sheet and the other was not

 

[socalthreads]

I'm sorry I know this is off topic but what type of print is that? You applied with a heatpress?

 

[davidshaw]

maybe there is something splashed on the shirt that you can only see when it's been heated up? Never seen that before!

 

[evlwevl]

All my specs are detailed on original post, yes it is heat pressed

 

[evlwevl]

These came straight out of the box from Alstyle. From 4 colors I bought totaling 90 tees, only the cream color does this after it's pressed.