If you find yourself stuck or having trouble, read through this article to help troubleshoot.

One of the most common challenges for direct to garment (DTG) printers is achieving a bright, brilliant print on dark or black garments. By nature, the CMYK water-based DTG inks are translucent. When printed on a dark background they lack any vibrancy and provide a very washout look. There are several keys to making DTG color look bright.

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