Flo orange on Camo

[tonypep]

There was an old post on this but heres how we do it

[Gilligan]

No REALLY tell us how you do that?

We do this job quite often (south louisiana) and wouldn't mind a pointer or two.

[Colin]

I hate that blank....

No matter what we printed on it... the camo would bleed right through it.  Even with black ink we would get an irridescent shimmer coming through within 2-24 hours.

We ended up printing barrier grey (Rutland) and ink colors on top.  That was the ONLY way to stop any migration.

[GaryG]

Do I detect some possible Plasssttisol on that garment?
Noooo...

[Inkworks]

Camo, meet hi-density print, hi-density print, meet camo 

[mimosatexas]

I guess when tony uses plastisol he reeeeeeaaaaaalllly uses plastisol

[tonypep]

Sorry; not HD

[jvanick]

I'm guessing...

barrier gray
flash
white
flash
flo orange
white highlight

[Mark @ Hurricane Printing]

i did it once before a year ago:

Barrier Grey
Flash
white (can't recall if it was just a regular plastisol or a white barrier)
flash
4 hits of flo orange (flashing in between each one)...That flo orange is really thin...it took 4 hits to make it look right (to me anyway)

The orange pops more than what you see in the pic.

[tonypep]

I'm guessing...

barrier gray
flash
white
flash
flo orange
white highlight

I make our own "Barrier Gray" and high gloss flo orange. No white. Its a high gloss finish. What you're seeing is the reflection from the camera flash.

[Gilligan]

I'm guessing...

barrier gray
flash
white
flash
flo orange
white highlight

I make our own "Barrier Gray" and high gloss flo orange. No white. Its a high gloss finish. What you're seeing is the reflection from the camera flash.

Is it a thick orange or runny/thin?  One hit of the orange or multiple?

[Inkworks]

Sorry; not HD

I meant hi density in the general sense, not specific print style sense. Overcome the bleeding with thickness of deposit.

[Sbrem]

We used to print extra thick with 4XX mesh, high density without the sharp edges. Bulletproof too!

Steve