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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: sirsean on December 03, 2019, 04:58:42 PM
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Hello guys i have an order of code V camo tees to print, the job is 2 colors Black & Gold front & back, which Low cure base barrier should i use to eliminate migration, thanks in advance?
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All brands are good and will work but most are way to thick. I use rutland and mix 25% of poly white ink into it and then it prints nice.
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Not sure about code V, but I've printed A4 poly camo with Wilflex Bleed Blocker. It tends to be thick as BP said about Rutland, I add viscosity buster to get it to move better.
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I’ve got an order this week with Code V also (but hoodies). I spoke with One Stroke yesterday, and I’m going to use ELT digital black as underbase.
Terry
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I’ve got an order this week with Code V also (but hoodies). I spoke with One Stroke yesterday, and I’m going to use ELT digital black as underbase.
Terry
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I used to use one stroke digital black. the pit fall is that if you are printing a light color the black UB is hard to cover.
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I was wondering about that (digital black) as my rep was telling me about it, I was kind of thinking using a black for an underbase would cause problems with the top colors. I will say the ELT-S inks have been really good for bleeders, we just printed a bunch of sport-tek black double stroked and flash with top colors and the white is still nice, printed thru a 135 s-mesh with low print pressure.
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Thanks guys, I was going to try the black base as well, but since its will be hard to come back over it with colors i will just go with the grey base, thanks again!