Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Over here we would probably discharge it but if plastiol it would be:150s underbaseflash230s or 310s depending on what screens we had available for the restyellowredflashhighlight white
we would run similar to 123, we always flash before highlite white...this design screams discharge. have you ever messed with it? 140 shirts may not be the best place to start messing with it.just outta curiosity, how did you price the job?
raise your price, that's too cheap!
i have never messed with discharge print. I do not have the dryer for it. I have an OLD 8ft econored infrared dryer....without the airflow needed for discharge printing. From what i understand the ariflow isnt mandatory to have but it is extremely beneficial to have for discharge printing.
I rarely use a highlight white. I know. I'm the oddball.Two strokes on the underbase white and flash. But.....where white is to be solid, that is 100% image (solid). The white under other colors is only at about 50-60% as a halftone. Just enough to handle the opacity for the top colors.
Quote from: Mark @ Hurricane Printing on July 26, 2013, 08:29:04 AMi have never messed with discharge print. I do not have the dryer for it. I have an OLD 8ft econored infrared dryer....without the airflow needed for discharge printing. From what i understand the ariflow isnt mandatory to have but it is extremely beneficial to have for discharge printing.I've dabbled with discharge and have the same "old" econored dryer. 8 foot with 2 elements. It works in that dryer, but have to slow it way down to evaporate the water. As long as no extreme hurry, I'd give it a try sometime.