"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
Even for plastisol, you can have it narrowed down to one ink system and mix your custom colors as needed per order. I was at a few shops where we took the leftovers and added to black. Made either a warm or a cool black but never a rich deep black. That saves a lot of buckets and a lot of extra special colors sitting around.
Nice setup John. But after all how old is it?
Frosting spatulas for DC pigs are all that's necessary. Drill is for plas
Quote from: Dottonedan on October 03, 2014, 01:22:05 PMEven for plastisol, you can have it narrowed down to one ink system and mix your custom colors as needed per order. I was at a few shops where we took the leftovers and added to black. Made either a warm or a cool black but never a rich deep black. That saves a lot of buckets and a lot of extra special colors sitting around. Been there done that and literally, got the tshirtIt's a salesman's dream, to tell people that.. you can recycle this and that and look, you only need to mix XX gram to run that job, you can clean up with no wasted ink and you don't need to have shelves full of ink... then you work in 30+ ink rooms over a span of 25+ years and you come to realize that it's a pipe dream. Next time you see Lon.. ask him about the basement of Golden Squeegee and what they did with their 'extra' ink