The 3 Most Common Problems in DTG Printing (Direct to Garment T-Shirt printing)

[@kbs1212]

Helpful and clear. Thank you!!

[@DTGMerch]

Thank you very much! :-)

[@dokidori3529]

Hello, I have a question related to a problem that I'm facing now with my DTG printer, Epson Stylus R1390. When I do nozzle check or when I print an image, the red color comes out mixed with the blue color. I don't understand where is the problem, and how should I fix it.

[@arcadekhiladi]

Sam3 happened with me it mixes with yellow after giving head clean

[@krizkroz1588]

I have a question .. my printed design in DTG gets a lot of noise, noise in all the areas ,what could be the reason? My design is in HD and 300 DPI also in PNG

[@DTGMerch]

Hi Kriz Kroz. Difficult to say from the distance. If you only see this on dark T-Shirts, maybe it's your pretreatment process?

[@gregstevenson324]

Was the image originally created af 300 dpi from the get go? If not, you need to find out what the original dpi is.

[@TheSamifaiyaz]

Hello is the process of printing on colorful garments the same as printing on black garments?

[@DTGMerch]

Yes. First the white underbase, then colors on top.

[@ramonthecholo1097]

My prints are scratching off after I cure them, what could be making them do that?

[@DTGMerch]

I would guess that they are not properly cured. Maybe wrong time or temperature.

[@olliecooper7961]

is it possible to print with only 2 print heads

[@DTGMerch]

Usually you need one per color. :)

[@pietros9236]

White box of the background is visible cmonnnn just edit the image and there will be no more background!!!!!! Easy shit

[@DTGMerch]

Absolutely true! Easy to fix, but unfortunately something that many beginners are not aware of for the first prints! :-)

[@kbs1212]

You’d be surprised how many newbies make this mistake