Roland SP-540i printing paper problem

[designtcd]

Dear, I have a problem with printing on city light and blueback paper on Roland SP-540i, I tried various profiles but I could not solve the dot printing and color spillage (one color entering another), I tried several rolls but the same on each. Could someone help me, I tried to reduce the consumption of paint to the smallest and the heaters and passages, but all the same. can you help
I also tried printing on latex, but the printing is much, much better

 

[Solventinkjet]

Looks like there might be a coating on that paper for aqueous inks. Solvent inks usually aren't compatible with that type of coating. There are solvent printable papers out there with no coating though.

 

[unmateria]

Uncoated citylight needs to print with custom density linearization. You have to limit density to about 100℅ ink and if you want somewhat vivid colours (that you are not going to get on that cheap paper) you need to use multistrike (several passes over and over) and a delay of at least 5 seconds on each strike... So expect no more than 1 meter hour.

My advice is to return the paper since is not for ecosolvent and buy a good coated citylight (double the price, but prints fast as a vynil and can print vivid colors with little ink and no spillage at all)