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screen printing => Waterbase and Discharge => Topic started by: tonypep on December 10, 2013, 07:53:52 AM
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To produce this?
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3
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Correct. No halftones. Kind of fun project.
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I remember doing something like that in school.
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You can get some surprising results ie: teal+purple=blue
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You can get some surprising results ie: teal+purple=blue
I wish you worked for Brother. I have a GT541 DTG machine and still cannot get a decent purple print out of it. I know its one of the harder colors to produce but other DTG brands nail purples on the head, sadly not the Brother inks.
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One, black on patterned cloth, right?
Steve
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Ha Steve good one.
But here we were able to create 6 colors. 383 green, 360 green 2925 blue, 806 pink, 804 orange, and 809 yellow/grn with just the 3 screens.
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Those are the resulting numbers, not aimed for? I keep pushing my partner to go more and more for discharge; we're working on a job now that is normally a 3 color with 2 whites and 2 flashes for a major end user, and we're using Plasticharge; it's what they are comfortable with out there. It's going on a 50/50 Canvas T, which tests have been good on. So we're setting up to print the actual logo, then want to wash it a couple of times to see how it holds up. Is that a decent plan?
Steve
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funny you posted this, I started doing these last week.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v143/jlansdell/2013-12-10_15-43-33_66_zpsb7584e26.jpg)
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The Pantones were resultant not predicted. We will do this with a variety of inks and save results in swatch books