Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
I am really keep to print with silicone, we get a lot of synthetic fleece that is a nightmare to print.I watched a clip on UTube, they printed with Dow Corning inks and cured at 150C for one min, we cure plastisol at 160C for 2 min. The Rutland site mentions a much lower temperature, this is a big problem for us because we are running 2 carousels through one oven and it's a real PITA to change the temperature.Does anyone have any experience with this? Can you cure Silicone hotter for less time?
Thanks Maxie, you helped draw out our second three year member, first time poster!And thanks to you as well, Carl. Better late than never
You could always flash cure it to the touch and then wait 24 hours for it to fully cure. I would not recommend curing it at high temps. That goes against keeping your poly from releasing dye. This might work on some garments but I would be against it in principle.
Peter, I am slowly trying to do my part as well!