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07-28-2015, 10:23 PM
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That's an interesting one.
The extra ink isn't from overinking, but it is from a dry plate. The areas on the plate that aren't supposed to print retain water which rejects the oil based ink. If it's a really dry day, or if the water to moisten the plate isn't adjusted correctly some of the small areas can dry out making them retain ink. (If it's really bad the larger areas can dry out too. ) Steve B 
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