Try lowering extruder temperature.
Other thing that works for me is loops from out to in, I actually get better overhangs with this strategy.
Also reduce loop number.
In any case you are having this becaose you get the part too hot in too short amount of time. Penske had this explained beautifully in the old forum, maybe he can pitch in here also.
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Maybe you can try to isolate the nozzle with kapton tape. I will also made a try.
I'm now working through a roll of ProtoParadigm white PLA.It will only print at higher temps than posted on their website (240c first layer, 230c others).Even then, it will have issues with slipping.