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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: killergraphics on February 24, 2012, 08:25:50 AM
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New shirt for me.
I'm thinking about running with paper on top of the tape.
100% poly
Any help would super.
Johnny
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wouldnt it being reflective not be a problem? I may be wrong but when using reflective ink its hard to cure because of the reflectiveness?
do you have an extra one to run through?
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We run those often the taping makes it through the oven no problem.
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So run it like a shirt?
I'm seeing a future separation problem with the tape.
You Have no F********Idea how much I miss TALKING to you.
Johnny
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Hey Johnny as of yet we never had a complaint about the integrity of these shirts after running. I run them like anything polyester not like cotton shirts. If you ran it through at tshirt temp it would probably shrivel, I adjust my height up and speed up the belt a little.
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Hey Johnny as of yet we never had a complaint about the integrity of these shirts after running. I run them like anything polyester not like cotton shirts. If you ran it through at tshirt temp it would probably shrivel, I adjust my height up and speed up the belt a little.
we run them as normal, no problem!
pierre
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As Pierre said, I run them normal with no problem either. They stink like hell though.
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Thanks Guys. ;D
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normal, normal, normal. The tape is pretty tough.
Steve
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Thanks Guys
Tack is a problem for me on these and this one is a little off spot.
And Yes it is a Jpeg.
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Holy crap batman you printed on the taping? WOW that I would not have expected. We never ever ever offer something like that!
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Yeah, that's knda like giving the information out very slowly, as if it's on a "need to know" basis on NCIS, but Johnny, we really did need to know.
I have no idea if your plastisol will stay adhered to the tape. Wash test, and if there is a problem, I'd consider Nylo-bond or even look at doing it with printed vinyl.(even then there could be an adhesion problem similar to stacking certain color films)
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That looks wicked cool.
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Holy crap batman you printed on the taping? WOW that I would not have expected. We never ever ever offer something like that!
4 colors over that. You da man! 8)
I've never done that but the Nylo-bond is a logical step to R&D.
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I think it would have been a little less blurry if you printed the black first then the white over the top with a slight trap, to me white holds a better edge in situations like that.