"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
Well....actually I just killed it once, but with TWO separate problems, each of which require reprinting.1) Scorch. Oh yeah, I've read that these are problematic shirts to avoid scorching, but did that stop me?!? Noooo. I ALMOST fixed problem #1 with a batch machine washing in White Vinegar. About 95+% of the scorch came out. I probably added a quart of vinegar to the Large Load setting, and let them soak about 30 minutes. Impressive improvement, but I would have discounted them heavily.2) Bleeding. Worst sublimation I've ever seen, and it seemed to get worse while the replacements were in transit. The CCI D-White WB ink turned absolutely yellow.Worst part of the whole deal, is I'm ready to re-print the 30-ish shirt order BUT I have absolutely no confidence that these will be any better.Any words of wisdom? StanMore details: I can use plastisol if I want. The front art is spot black lettering, with spot white outlining. The back is a black logo, no problem there. My dryer is electric, with decent control if I'm careful. I have various low bleed inks, none of which have thrilled me in the past, hence my private collection.
We print neons with Wfx Quick White, no problems. Performance White for anything scary.