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OK at that size I would walk away. It's highly improbable you would achieve acceptable results. If you do try use a professional separator for best results. For me at normal size to achieve a good res print (on a dark shirt) I'd need at least 4 screens. Suppose it's possible on a white shirt but again at that size the dot gain is going to kill you. D-Dan for instance can compensate for this and that can help. Suppose it depends on what the client expects.tp
Yes Tom, I have to greyscale option. I might print some films with greyscale seps and shoot them and see what it looks like.Jon, oh yes, manual sorry. 6/4 Hopkins. Not ready for an auto yet. Did you mean just two plates? (Black and white.) What do you thin your white with? All I keep is Soft Hand Clear, Curable Reducer and Viscosity Buster---all Wilflex, as is most of my plastisol. I don't keep plastisol bases, since I don't have a color matching system, other than my discharge stuff which is Matsui.
Quote from: Itsa Little CrOoked on April 13, 2012, 09:09:46 PMYes Tom, I have to greyscale option. I might print some films with greyscale seps and shoot them and see what it looks like.Jon, oh yes, manual sorry. 6/4 Hopkins. Not ready for an auto yet. Did you mean just two plates? (Black and white.) What do you thin your white with? All I keep is Soft Hand Clear, Curable Reducer and Viscosity Buster---all Wilflex, as is most of my plastisol. I don't keep plastisol bases, since I don't have a color matching system, other than my discharge stuff which is Matsui.You can do that design with just a black and a white.