Is the graphic there but just "hazy" looking?  We had the same issue and we
were over-curing the underbase, we now watch and make sure we do not go over
230F with a temp gun.  

How many shirts?  We have run short runs through the heat press with kraft
paper at 305F for 10 seconds, an insurance step which also produces a nice
smooth print.  For large runs we wash test shirts chosen at random.

Paul V.
Hands-On Ink Screenprinting

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Scott
Nazarenus
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2007 4:12 PM
To: Screen Printer's List
Subject: [SE-List] dark shirts

Hey Guys,
Woe is me... one of my customers returned shirts today because they washed
out...I just can't get white on darks.

And I've tried really, really hard.  I'm using the white buffalo ink... I'm
doing the flash print flash formula... I'm not curing it completely after
the first hit.  I've tried not doing that (completely cured on first hit)
I've heated them beyond curing temp.

I'm really quite discouraged... we've been printing for a long time without
problems but within the last year, not good....  What am I doing wrong?
--Scott
D. Scott Nazarenus
NAZWEAR INTERNATIONAL
1338 10th Street
Gering, Nebraska  69341
Phone: 308.436.7499
Fax: 308.436.7566
web: www.nazwear.com

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