Safety Green Blend (or even poly) Bleed into Royal Blue Plastisol?

[Frog]

Run too small to add a blocking base, will regular Royal plastisol shift "greenish"?

[Homer]

royal turns navy in my experience....even hitting it 2x doesn't seem to help. we always base it

[tonypep]

Agreed

[RICK STEFANICK]

you can always p/f/p with opaque royal plastisol

[ScreenFoo]

If you're still running that Union Maxo mix system, you can get a nice royal somewhere in between the blue G/S and the blue R/S.
Should print great through a not so high mesh (160?) in one hit.

[mk162]

This is where Onestroke inks pay off.  Any of their Smart series inks would work perfect for this.

If you have maxopaque you could put a bit of low cure additive in there just to make sure it doesn't bleed

[whitewater]

we use UNion maxo royal and have zero issues..

[Sbrem]

Never been an issue here, hmmm...

Steve

[Frog]

Never been an issue here, hmmm...

Steve

Using ultra soft or an opaque ink?


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[Homer]

whoa wait... You guys can nail a true royal on safety, no base? Those union Maxo inks, are they still really stiff ? we broke spatulas in that stuff years back. We use International Coatings inks, always had to base royal, no matter the series...

what's this One Stroke stuff, I don't see it on their website?

[aauusa]

we use one stroke as well and need to underbase to make royal pop on safety green.    royal on safety green will be a light navy color,  just my .02

[Sbrem]

Never been an issue here, hmmm...

Steve

Using ultra soft or an opaque ink?


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Probably Wilflex Epic, plus we have assorted royals for PMS numbers, which are Union's MaxOpaque, usually run through a 140...

Steve

[Frog]

Never been an issue here, hmmm...

Steve

Using ultra soft or an opaque ink?


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Probably Wilflex Epic, plus we have assorted royals for PMS numbers, which are Union's MaxOpaque, usually run through a 140...

Steve

I suppose I could try my Mixopaque rather than the Ultrasoft. Just don't automatically think of opaque inks when going dark on light. (and usually print cotton)

[chubsetc]

Not sure if you need a PMS match, but we always add some white and lighten our royal up when going on safety green.  One stroke and done.  It gives a nice royal when placed on the safety green background even though it looks a bit light before printing.  Using union ultrasoft royal.

[Frog]

Not sure if you need a PMS match, but we always add some white and lighten our royal up when going on safety green.  One stroke and done.  It gives a nice royal when placed on the safety green background even though it looks a bit light before printing.  Using union ultrasoft royal.

I'm intrigued. That sounds like a trick I may visit. Gotta see if I have some old safety greens in my junk box to play with.