JoelAdler1
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We recently were running a four color job with gloss aqueous coating on a 40" Mitsubishi press. The job is printed on 80# gloss coated text. The skid of paper when it was removed from the press looked like an ocean of waves after the first pass. During the second pass there was wrinkling that needed to be addressed and was cured. After the job was finished, there was a noticeable (and I'll call it gas ghosting) effect where the back of the sheet images effected the front side and likewise the front images effected the back of the sheet. It almost looked like the sheet was debossed. The pressman was quick to point out that he kept the pile heat at 90°F. I'm at a loss as to what would create this effect. Anyone experience something similar?