Color bleed despite no change in flush volume

[Keyquake]

This is a first… The bottom is the first print, top is 2nd. I increased the blue > white flush volume because the blue was bleeding into the white a bit too much, and somehow it made the white bleed into the blue, even though the white>blue flush volume wasn’t changed.

I printed a full build plate and all copies have the white bleed, which is strange because usually if flush is too low, only the first few copies in the print sequence will have bleed and the rest will be fine.

Flush into infill is off, but it wouldn’t be the issue anyway since the filament I use is very dense.

Anyone have any idea what happened here?

[i.fix.shit]

maybe try increasing the flush volume.

[BambuBanker]

This doesn’t look like a flushing issue, looks more like a change in speed or layer time affects the look of the blue filament, probably because the fins or otehr details end there.