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check with TechSupport. they are carrying Permaset. I have done a little with it but so far I really like it. they have a first down white and a super cover white.
I tried mixing some zfs into the permaset today and it totally turned it to water. I used magnas agent. Have no idea if you really should keep same brands together or not so not sure. Permaset is very much like sericol. Same formulas as them. Whoever here using sericol, how do you do discharge? Wonder if using the same "items" would work with permasetSent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk
Quote from: Ryan on February 21, 2014, 10:06:54 PMI tried mixing some zfs into the permaset today and it totally turned it to water. I used magnas agent. Have no idea if you really should keep same brands together or not so not sure. Permaset is very much like sericol. Same formulas as them. Whoever here using sericol, how do you do discharge? Wonder if using the same "items" would work with permasetSent from my DROID RAZR HD using TapatalkWait, when did Permaset start making discharge inks?
Quote from: Prof_Yaffel on February 13, 2014, 05:59:08 PMQuote from: ZooCity on February 13, 2014, 04:44:32 PMI'm looking forward to comparing this to other HSA high opacity whites and even more looking forward to having a complete HSA mixing system that we can overprint colors onto an HSA white base.You can add pigment to the white itself and then overprint...works really well. Yes you do have to add a lot of pigment to overcome the white but the finished result is very stretchy with no cracking.IM confused on this. You add lets say red pigment to the white then over print it with red WB ink. So you have 2 screens to print red. If you have a 2 color job you have 4 screens? I may have missed something here.
Quote from: ZooCity on February 13, 2014, 04:44:32 PMI'm looking forward to comparing this to other HSA high opacity whites and even more looking forward to having a complete HSA mixing system that we can overprint colors onto an HSA white base.You can add pigment to the white itself and then overprint...works really well. Yes you do have to add a lot of pigment to overcome the white but the finished result is very stretchy with no cracking.
I'm looking forward to comparing this to other HSA high opacity whites and even more looking forward to having a complete HSA mixing system that we can overprint colors onto an HSA white base.