<t>No, the profile just tells the printer how much of each ink tho lay down to get the colour you want. So if you print with the wrong profile the green you get may not be the green you were expecting.<br/>
To do it properly you really need to also calibrate your monitor so everything is singing ...

Hi Justin, I agree that the inks and profile are important going forward but he needs to get it printing first even if the colours are way off.

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You are not getting enough ink on The paper, if you were printing a darker image it would be more obvious.

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Ok so your printer is the problem. Check the carts did you remove the rubber bung?

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Put up a picture of the paper print you did the mug with, the used one.

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Profiles are to make the printer print the colours correctly. So if the colours were off in your design that would be the issue.

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On an epson usually high quality, standard paper, turn off high speed and turn on mirror image

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<t>Heat and pressure problems usually produce fading or poor colours. So the edges would not print or print poorly or there could be patches within the art. To be honest I would be blaming the printer initially, looking at poor ink flow.. Depending on the printer...do you have the little bungs ...

<t>Ok, you have to find of the issue is with mug or the paper/printer. So if you take your image that you have printed, print it again but this time turn it 90 degrees and print the mug again, hopefully you have a clear space so you can use the same mug again. If the lines are vertical the problem ...

Check the paper print, there is probably banding on it. Print out a nozzle check make sure there are no missing bars.

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