Printing Plastisol on Polyester Ink

[Logoman]

I have some Polyester Tees that need 4 color print but I do not have all 4 colors of ink in Poly. I would like to use the Poly as an underboss and print the other inks on top of it. My question is Poly cures at a lower temp that plastisol and if I turn my dryer up to 325 degrees the dye from the shirt will bleed through the Poly so any suggestion?

[dirkdiggler]

been doing it for years! ZERO problems.  I use Wilflex performance white as the base, dryer at 360, belt at 23.  NO problems here.

[cleveprint]

agreed! we print all the time with poly underbase and standard ink top colors. never have an issue with bleeding or curing either.

[Frog]

But let's assume that Logoman's Polyester ink is also plastisol (as most are, merely tweaked), and not the new Silicone ink for Poly.
They are not compatible.

[dirkdiggler]

100% Poly shirt + Performance White Plastisol Base+Standard Plastisol on top=NO PROBLEMS

[Logoman]

Thanks all