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If doing multi-color, you flash in between colors and the last color remains wet, then the powder is applied. How does the adhesive stick to the ink that was flashed on press? Traditionally when processing multi-color transfers the last color down would cover previous colors, not be flashed and powder applied.
Quote from: Orion on May 13, 2015, 08:08:48 PMIf doing multi-color, you flash in between colors and the last color remains wet, then the powder is applied. How does the adhesive stick to the ink that was flashed on press? Traditionally when processing multi-color transfers the last color down would cover previous colors, not be flashed and powder applied.That is a question I've always had myself.No matter which transfer system/powder you use it's the same thing.
@ Crooked rubbing the extra powder off the paper, you can feel it and know that spot will be a problem
Quote from: 3Deep on November 11, 2015, 12:29:45 PM@ Crooked rubbing the extra powder off the paper, you can feel it and know that spot will be a problema soft paint or make-up brush is good for this, and also less likely to mess up the ink if the powder is close.
Quote from: Frog on November 11, 2015, 12:30:58 PMQuote from: 3Deep on November 11, 2015, 12:29:45 PM@ Crooked rubbing the extra powder off the paper, you can feel it and know that spot will be a problema soft paint or make-up brush is good for this, and also less likely to mess up the ink if the powder is close.[/color]Frog, do you use the soft brush you are describing before the oven? I think the powder is kinda hard to remove AFTER the curing process.