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It did seem to be fuzzy/bleed on text and essentially everything. It was more noticable when it was an imagine due to the amount of ink in one place. But it was grainy/pooling and now it's crisp and clean and I barely ever see dots/graininess.

Hello! Yes! Apologies, I forgot to circle back on this thread. The trick for me was to add additional dry time between each print pass. I scooted mine up to 2.5 seconds and it's worked out much, much better. I've done that with all my vinyl (time depending on type of vinyl) and it has cut down...

Nope, just new to the printing aspect. I normally do websites and design stuff - I've always put everything in PNG because it's always been the best when scaling and using it on sites and stuff. I cut from VM after designing in PS and dropping it in via PNG. Can I ask what the pro is for using...

The default on the printer is 104, 104 and 128 for temp. I tried to make an HTV profile but apparently not doing it right . I guess I need help either finding one or setting one up.

I don't use PDF but I do use PNG with VinylMaster and it seems to work amazing. PNG is scalable and when I print, nothing reverts on it so I'm not sure why your PDF images are. Maybe try PNG and see if it works for you?

Hello, I'm new to printing using the S40600 and my regular fleet vinyl is fine but I'm having an issue with printing on the Siser Colorprint PU HTV.The ink is blotchy/ grain-like. I've tried every resolution and nothing has fixed it so far. Can anyone help?