DSF

Ian66;107331 wrote:I have just had two t shirts with a ghost image printed from a previous pressing using Jet Stream paper. It seems that the image has bled through onto my Teflon sheet. I never had this problem with the BMS paper so can only assume it's because it is thinner. I have been impressed with the quality but this problem has put me off a bit.

I always have 2 sheets of chipshop paper over the print, cheap disposable and avoids this ever happening....after having that situation with T-shirts and trupix when I first started.

Janners

I found that I got ghosting when using Jet Stream. I put it down to the paper being thinner and removing it trickier with my finger nail. If the paper falls back down onto the product when you are trying to remove the transfer, the soft coating will pick up the image again.

GoonerGary;107375 wrote:I found that I got ghosting when using Jet Stream. I put it down to the paper being thinner and removing it trickier with my finger nail. If the paper falls back down onto the product when you are trying to remove the transfer, the soft coating will pick up the image again.

this has never happened to me with their paper maybe your not taping it tight or removing it too soon.

Using the same method as I have done so for the last 10+ years!

Hi all, somehow I've only just seen all of these replies.

Great to hear the feedback - the ghosting one is a strange one indeed. I'd certainly be interested in hearing more about that from the ones who can provide more information. It's never bled through on our tests either so would love to find our your print settings / ink loads.

Thanks to all who continue to try the paper, and sorry again that it's taken me a little time to respond! You have my full attention

BR,
Jimmy




Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Everybody,
a recently, bougth a Rico SG3110DN with Sublisplash Sublimation Ink and a pack of 100 Sheet of F 35 Jet Stream Sublimation Paper A4.
I installed the printer and the ICC profile provided by Sublisplash. After 2 prints of test e pressed on mug, the quality is not fine. My questions:
1-How to Identify the correct side printing of the paper?
2-What are the correct printing configuration (in the printer).

Thanks!
S2DZ

Too many variables for just two tests.

What software are you printing from?
Is the profile set up correctly in the software?
Have you set your printer driver to allow the software to manage colour?
What press are you using and what are your times and temps?

With most sublimation papers you can tell the printing side by simply licking a finger and placing it on the corner of the paper. It will stick most to the coated, printing side.

There is an old thread on here about Jet Stream paper. Us and others trialled it but the quality wasn't very good so didn't continue using it.

What software are you printing from?
A: CorelDraw

Is the profile set up correctly in the software?
A: According to the instructions, yes.

Have you set your printer driver to allow the software to manage colour?
A: Yes.

What press are you using and what are your times and temps?
A: According to the instrunctions: 200ºc at 4 minutes or 240 sec.

UK Printed Mugs;129355 wrote:There is an old thread on here about Jet Stream paper. Us and others trialled it but the quality wasn't very good so didn't continue using it.

Thanks, for the advice. What do you suggest in alternative as the best choice. I want a paper for best quality as possible.