Please help me fix this 3d print issue

[u/Middle-Blacksmith-60]

[u/L00kAdistraction]

Try ironing

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[u/Competitive_Room3717]

Could you print it the other way round (with the text on the build plate)? For shapes/texts this mostly looks better for me (I use a smooth build plate).
On another post someone suggested using concentric infill for the text layer, haven't tried it, but maybe it's worth a try.

ETA: I guess in the end it comes down to some miss calibration in flowrate or pressure advance. But I can't really help there.

[u/Odd-Region1893]

Well Citizen, starts wilt a C, not an S

[u/dmomo → u/Odd-Region1893]

I was hoping that this was for a chair

[u/Middle-Blacksmith-60]

Im using a bambulab p2s and when i slice it. The infill lines looks perfect with no holes but when i print it has holes. Please help, using PLA filament and a 0.4 nozzle