Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
hit up alex, TCT, as he swears by sp1400
screw all that, go with Chroma line Chroma tech wr, fast exposing, give it a post expose, no need for diazo, no need for hardener. I get 1 second exposures on the starlight on 305-280, 2 seconds on 230 or 225 s mesh, 150 s, 3 seconds. Post exposures are a minute "over doing it" on the starlight. ZERO break down issues. Awesome halftone emulsion for sim process jobs, it's the bomb!!!
Sounds like the CP has lower solids content than the SP which will cause the easier wash out as there's not as many links in it.
Quote from: screenprintguy on December 14, 2016, 01:25:14 PMscrew all that, go with Chroma line Chroma tech wr, fast exposing, give it a post expose, no need for diazo, no need for hardener. I get 1 second exposures on the starlight on 305-280, 2 seconds on 230 or 225 s mesh, 150 s, 3 seconds. Post exposures are a minute "over doing it" on the starlight. ZERO break down issues. Awesome halftone emulsion for sim process jobs, it's the bomb!!!not interested in post exposure. Just adds a step and a variable that I don't want to deal with. The SP1400 is pretty close to fast enough for my screen cycle right now with the 5k MH. When I used HVP I post exposed and hardened and blah blah blah. No thanks!