Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
The 357 is now our go to poly ink.I personally think its a bit "runny" / lower in viscosity than I want in an ink. But it prints beautifully.Just did some Sport Tek 350/360 (cant remember the right number) Charcoal through a 180S single stroke on the white base and it was beautiful.I found Top Score would still bleed on trouble garments, and with the effort needed to stop bleeding.... I could use that same effort with regular cure temp inks and make it easier on myself and production...
QuoteIn those particular "PosiCharge" garments, you don't even need to use your fancy poly inks. I use regular low bleed, but for a demonstration promotion, they have even shown regular cotton white used on reds with no sublimation bleed! That stuff is great!Interesting. I had a SanMar rep at my shop and he was telling me about the posicharge garments. I asked if you could just use your regular white ink on it, and he said you should still use a poly white. Granted he is just a sales rep for a garment distributor, but...what is actually recommended/suggested?
In those particular "PosiCharge" garments, you don't even need to use your fancy poly inks. I use regular low bleed, but for a demonstration promotion, they have even shown regular cotton white used on reds with no sublimation bleed! That stuff is great!