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Hi
I currently have a design in png whereby the greys are coming out as purple on plastic. I think it's fine on ceramic but will do another test to double check. I'm using coreldraw, ICC profile, Ricoh 3110 and Sawgrass ink. I've never really had a problem with colours coming out this different before so am not sure what to do. In coreldraw when importing the png, when you print it, there are all these blurry lines so I have to export as a jpeg and then I print that. I might be able to contact the person I bought the image from to see if they can edit it but i'm not really sure to what? I saw a tick box in coreldraw about printing greys only using black but that didn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas?

Also bit of an odd question, but I have an adkins mug press and have just bought a replacement wrap and for some reason I open the wrap section up fully but it's still too tight on the mug and I can't open it anymore than I have. I don't understand what has changed as the wrap is the same size and so is the mug, so how can it now be too tight and I can't adjust it anymore?
Thanks
Lianne

Do a nozzle check and make sure your yellow nozzle isn't blocked.

What 'plastic' are you printing on? Plastic mugs?

Regarding the press, it sounds like you may have a 10oz wrap for 11oz mugs.

Hi
Ok will do but wouldn't I have noticed a problem with other colours not coming out correctly, the design has yellow in it. Yes plastic mugs and kids bottles which are plastic. I bought the standard wrap from Xpres for the adkins press and I use their 10oz ultra white mugs so I don't understand. I took the bracket off the side so I can do water bottles but put the bottom screw back in. Can't see how anything else as changed and i've compared the size of the wrap to the old one and it looks the same.
Thanks
Lianne

I've done a nozzle check and all fine. Tried the design on a ceramic mug as it's the same so I can't have noticed before, not that i've sold many as it's a new design. Another design which is grey is purple ish but not as bad so seems to be a colour management problem. Can I manually adjust any of the settings? don't understand why any colours other than black would be used though?

I've tried using different ICC profiles and even a custom one I had done but whether I print greys in RGB or CMYK they come out in shades of purple on the printout and then item.

Is the grey in your image 'true' grey, or a mix of other colours? Check your design in Photoshop (or whatever software you use).

Have you checked the dates on your ink carts?