What ink mixing system do you use?

[inkstain]

Hope this screen shot helps

Thanks man!  This could change a lot for me!

[Rockers]

Rockers, you're in Japan right?  I'd go with the PC as a gallon of that stuff lasts forever.  Less shipping cost.

That's right,
A German in Japan.
Fortunately enough Wilflex manufactures as well in China so the shipping will be even lower.

[Colin]

Inkstain and Prosperi-Tees:

Use the Alt White Plate formulas for your opaque mixes.  They are more accurate....

The other will be very very hit and miss for color...

[Prosperi-Tees]

Thanks Colin!

[Chadwick]

What I really want is something that is really opaque, not sorta see through.
Plastisol ink.

Wilflex MP formula ( I believe that's 'multi-purpose', but I've never actually heard what it designated ).
Nice opacity.
The only downside is the PC ( their designation ) mixing system uses too many pigments.
GNS inks use the same calcs for mixing, just different bases.

They've since changed the name. Used to be MP base.
They now call it 'amazing base'...which is kinda funny, but, it is a good base...don't know about amazing..

I've used it for over 10 years, and it still gets the job done on all sorts of substrates.
Use a white polymax base if you're printing on that sort of sh..stuff.

.02 for the post.
Cheers.

[Inkworks]

What is Wilflex's wet on wet base like? Is it as good as QCM WOW?

[inkstain]

Thanks guys for all the info.
I ended up going back to what I used to use about a year ago... Union Mixopake.
Kinda sucks cause wholesaler near me stopped distributing it.  So had to go another route.
One thing I know with the Mixopake is that it's really opaque.
Cheers!