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but they have a round base on them so are awkward to press flat, even if i pressed flat wouldnt you get lines on the edges

I bought 25 pre stitched neoprene can or stubby coolers. I haven't found the correct size insert for them so I can press them yet but my mug press doesnt close all the way so that will mean i will have a white gap of about 20mm.

what can I do

Problem sorted

I ended getting Paul from this group and he did a profile for me. so far so good. the couple of prints I have done have come up well. Then I ran out of sub paper.

i have got in touch with Paul to get a profile done.
I do remember getting in touch with sawgrass but I cant remember what they said.

I have the inktec now so will concentrate on that.

I had a sawgrass ink before and a profile, still pics turned out bad.

John G;69224 wrote:All inks need to be profiled for the specific printer - ask PAUL on this forum to produce a profile for you, it may take some time though as he'd need printed paper samples.

Is Paul his user name?

When I go into the colour management the is a long list of profiles. As I said I just used the adobe one since I was using photoshop elements.
Is there another I should be using that might be better?

I got a profile when I bought all the equipment and the old ink and tried for nearly 18 months and it never worked with help from the guy i bought it from. Got a new ink a couple of weeks ago off someone else but no profile.