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Yeah, never heard of mixing plastisol and waterbased. I would think it'd be like oil and water. Apparently the proofis in the pudding though!This:Is waterbased discharge base mixed with just a little waterbased white and plastisol on top.No multiple flashes or going around a million times. All wet on wet with a short flash afterthe discharge to keep it from creeping around.Using discharge white in one screen as the underbase and highlite would be ideal, but we'veonly been able to pull it off once or twice, and usually only with one plastisol color on top.Discharge white is a pretty "sticky" product.
Quote from: Nick Bane on October 24, 2012, 02:05:05 PMim sure it wont matter here, but i text my orders into my CCI rep Jaime Fernandez. takes less time than making a post here and i get a text a few min later telling me when he will bring it by and a total cost. But i did have to call him first to set that up. yeah that call took all of 4 minutes. Yeah and I emailed my orders to our CCI contact and he deleted the email and still has not replied to my new email. So one week after trying to place an order we are not even close to getting a price of them. Will take my business somewhere else.
im sure it wont matter here, but i text my orders into my CCI rep Jaime Fernandez. takes less time than making a post here and i get a text a few min later telling me when he will bring it by and a total cost. But i did have to call him first to set that up. yeah that call took all of 4 minutes.
Here is the link... And I think a video of it....http://www.silkscreeningsupplies.com/product/CCRYOCHARGEQ
Yes! The D-White is great for just white prints but I find mising the plasticharge base with my white plastisol prints way better when laying things on top of it. Not nearly as sticky.
What mesh were you using for the straight D White? I use it all the time usually double passing through a 156 with perfect results..... The trick is to really push it into the material and no lay it on top. It does look like it is thick and will crack but one wash and it is smooth as silk!
When you mix the base with regular white plastisol I feel it looks and prints much better..... But once washed they feel and look about the same. I hope that makes sense. I just like the base mix for under basing things.