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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: sqslabs on January 06, 2015, 10:13:45 AM
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It seems as soon as I got the capability, the multicolor jobs started showing up. How would you guys print the attached logo? Its a ton of spot colors, but I'm thinking some of them can be achieved using gradients, and would like to use as few as possible as it will only be a 100-200 shirt run.
Thanks. 8)
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4 CP for whites/lights
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4 CP for whites/lights
Yeah its on white, forgot to mention that. I've been shying away from 4cp for a long time, looks like its time to get my feet wet.
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Looks like you could do it with 5 colors without any difficulty.
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yellow, Magenta, Cyan, (dark blue replaces black) and purple type.
I figure the only area of black would be making up that dark blue so why use black halftones ( when there is no other black in art) when you can use a solid spot of blue and assure its more accurate.
Then, don't try to process that purple type. Use a spot color. It's more consistent and easier to achieve color accuracy. Large masses of consistent cmyk often reveal any imperfections in the halftones or screens.
5 colors.
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Awesome, thanks everyone. 8)
And Dan, I'll be contacting you for the seps if the order goes through.
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Yeah its on white, forgot to mention that. I've been shying away from 4cp for a long time, looks like its time to get my feet wet.
I'd suggest you just let Dan Campbell sep that for you. He never beats his own drum so I will.
1) it'll just WORK, period. And he'll give you some how to's
2) you can start learning how
5 colors, for a hundred pc count or two oughta work.
My 2 cents.
Stan
Edit: My advice seems unnecessary. You beat me to it by 2 minutes!
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Thanks for the props!
I"d be happy to do it. A less difficult job like this, I charge by the job. $40.00 at 4 or 5 colors, no difference.
My normal sep charge per color for the average and difficult process and sim process runs 15.00 per color.
Thanks
Dan
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Perfect candidate for 4CP. Primary and secondary colors. And yes drop the black for the purp if you like. Union tru-tone for me. They SWOP approved