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Run through dryer first, sounds like classic undercure. I've heard of the "fully cured underbase" theory, but in 7 yearsof putting ink on shirts I've not had this happen.IMO, it's either undercure (likely) or a problem with the ink.
Normally if it cracks or peels off you have gone past cross linking. Over cured. Could be a bad batch or unbalanced batch of ink. If the print fades then that is undercured. A lot of 50/50 inks have a very low cross link temp and do not react well to going that far past it.
Quote from: Printficient on September 06, 2012, 09:54:57 PMNormally if it cracks or peels off you have gone past cross linking. Over cured. Could be a bad batch or unbalanced batch of ink. If the print fades then that is undercured. A lot of 50/50 inks have a very low cross link temp and do not react well to going that far past it.When I over cure I see bubbles come on the ink indicating it is tooo hot... I think under cure
I would allso check my dryer for cold spots...temp gun never hurts, I check our dryer thru our runs not just the shirt but the IR panels as well. Oh or it could been some ink you got from SONNY LOL sorry Sonny couldn't help myself Darryl