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I am doing a sep job and it's on red tees. It's sim process and I can use a gray base rather than white (as I have allot of gray in th eprint.With this being on red tees, I would suggest using a low bleed ink. Does Gray ink already have some bleed resistant properties or should we use a bleed resistant additive in the gray ink?
Does Gray ink already have some bleed resistant properties or should we use a bleed resistant additive in the gray ink?
Are these red shirts 50/50? If not, you don't need low bleed ink (I still know of no additive)
All red shirts migrate a little due to the dye. Tue or False?
Quote from: Frog on April 27, 2011, 05:51:50 PMAre these red shirts 50/50? If not, you don't need low bleed ink (I still know of no additive)You know, I don't know. I always fear the worse, but don't ALL deep red shirts migrate a little? Both 100% and less. I always assumed that even on 100% cotton that the RED migrated a tad (due to the dye) and not so much the cotton content. I understand that polly does not hold the dye as easily and heat releases it even more.All red shirts migrate a little due to the dye. Tue or False?