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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: im_mcguire on August 22, 2018, 02:08:55 PM
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Printing on Heather Grey The 2 squares are the PMS colors that need to Match, but I have some darker areas, in both the gold and blue...
Im probably over thinking it, but I thought Id see what you all would do.
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I Think I figured it out...
Nevermind.
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Im very new to making adjustments to the base with halftones, but I think this will work. I was looking at it as a 5 color, but I think we are set with 3 total and adjusting the % on the darker areas allowing the shirt to darken the inks a little.
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you should add the process black and most likely a higlight white to make it look good. Depending on the shirt color, you might get away with no hiwhite, but it will give you more detail.
send it to Dot Tone Dan (or some other pro separator) to get going with simulated. They will know how to do this and you can eliminate the guesswork. . .
pierre
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Cmy very little M and no black
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I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying the customer thinks you can achieve this with just the two colors to match?
What color shirts?How many colors are you able to use?
It is possible to do it as Tony mentioned. Pierre's option is the more common approach and works well also.
You're right, you would need to really finagle the underbase a lot. I don't see it happening right with just three colors tho unless it's on dark or black tees.Is that a Base, Yellow and blue? You def need your own green.
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4 clr example. The bottom would be the seps composite.
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4 clr example. The bottom would be the seps composite.
My gosh Dan! I need to learn from you!!!
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Easier just to pay him.
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Easier just to pay him.
Yes, it's easier to just pay him, he's excellent, and very reasonable. You can learn to do it as well, but it's painful sometimes.
Steve
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Easier just to pay him.
Yes, it's easier to just pay him, he's excellent, and very reasonable. You can learn to do it as well, but it's painful sometimes.
Steve
Oh Trust me, Dan has done many sep jobs for me before. He is great. Its just a skill I really want to hone in for myself.
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I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying the customer thinks you can achieve this with just the two colors to match?
What color shirts?How many colors are you able to use?
It is possible to do it as Tony mentioned. Pierre's option is the more common approach and works well also.
You're right, you would need to really finagle the underbase a lot. I don't see it happening right with just three colors tho unless it's on dark or black tees.Is that a Base, Yellow and blue? You def need your own green.
Hey Dan,
So the customer quoted this as a 3 color. Not including the white, so techincally a 4 color. I forgot to mention the green spot that was in the art.
The shirts are heather grey, and I can run 6 colors on it.
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I'll send you this one. It's based off of the jpg image you put up, but once printed will not look much different than a high rez.ready to go.