hsa - flattening screen

[ol man]

We are running a 2000 piece Hsa job in a couple of days - 1 grey 2 whites on a 60 /40 blend ... is a flattening screen a good idea...Love it with plastisol

[ebscreen]

Probably not necessary with HSA, that stuff has the best matt down of any ink. I don't even know
if it would work, it doesn't seem to have that compressible quality that plastisol does.

Are you putting both whites under the grey?

[Colin]

You can use it.

You see moderate results.  But it does improve matte down.

Used it on Matsui 301 Stretch White.

[ol man]

cool -thank you -- i agree though, ive never seen plastisol look as good.

[ol man]

Probably not necessary with HSA, that stuff has the best matt down of any ink. I don't even know
if it would work, it doesn't seem to have that compressible quality that plastisol does.

Are you putting both whites under the grey?

No sir grey straight to the garment

[Printficient]

I have a client wanting to try this.  They have a Workhorse 3011 Quartz dryer.  Thoughts?

[ol man]

i wouldn't try it w a quartz dryer personally... but you you can buy a low cure additive.   im about to buy a bigger dryer / more chamber, just so we can handle this ink properly

[Printficient]

i wouldn't try it w a quartz dryer personally... but you you can buy a low cure additive.   im about to buy a bigger dryer / more chamber, just so we can handle this ink properly

What!!!!!! You cannot be serious!!!!!!  You are selling the "Drakernator"?!?!?!  How much?