FastStickers
New Member
Hi folks,
We run Epson s80600 printers. We offer clear vinyl as an option to customers, where we print a white ink underbase.
However, it lays the white ink and then immediately applies the colored ink. This seems to make the colors look washed out and faded as it sort of mixes with the white. We've been turning down the white density, which helps some, but then it's not as opaque.
Does anyone know if it is possible to print the white underbase, let it dry for some amount of time, and then apply the colored ink? I feel like this would give a much better result, but I can't find any settings in Production Manager that would allow us to do this.
Thank you
We run Epson s80600 printers. We offer clear vinyl as an option to customers, where we print a white ink underbase.
However, it lays the white ink and then immediately applies the colored ink. This seems to make the colors look washed out and faded as it sort of mixes with the white. We've been turning down the white density, which helps some, but then it's not as opaque.
Does anyone know if it is possible to print the white underbase, let it dry for some amount of time, and then apply the colored ink? I feel like this would give a much better result, but I can't find any settings in Production Manager that would allow us to do this.
Thank you