Unfortunately there is a huge glut of used presses that are just near impossible to sell unless local pickup. I've got three in storage won't even bother posting.

Off to the scrap yard I guess. I know I'm an old timer, but it's sad to see there is ZERO interest in a press like this. I know the times have drastically changed over the last few years. I just didn't realize how much. I know, DTF is the way to go.

On cotton we print white base 150, flash, roller and then 180 on top.
For blends we often use a grey barrier base and then 180 white on top.
Make this will solve your problem.

Maybe your expectation is to high I know I've battle many times on some prints that printed great on the same screens with the same inks, and out of nowhere I set the job up again and it prints like crap, and low and behold the more I fool with it the worse it gets.  Then I just have to walk away come back later if not pressing for time it might be the next day and just print the job, I think we all chase our tails trying to be consistent so every job can be repeated at a drop of a dime...Just walk away Brad and come back later you'll get it right like you want it.

We haven't changed anything that I can think of.  At first I thought it was ink related because it seemed to start on a new batch of ink, but we've changed to all different brands with zero luck.