Any clue on how to run this one?

[im_mcguire]

It would be going on multiple colored neon shirts, and I count 13 spot colors not including the base.

Could this be ran a different way Im not thinking?

I may need to have this printed at a larger shop if anyone might be interested...

[Colin]

That neon blue shade in the background cant be reproduced, so use the other light blue in its place.

Do you have pantone colors for the rest?

I see a lot of halftone blending - in wide open spot colors - if you want to print that way, looks like you can knock it down by about 4 colors.

[im_mcguire]

They did not spec it out any way for us, they just sent us the file and asked, can you do this?.  But I am willing to send this out for seps if I can do this in 6 total colors...

[ebscreen]

When you see art that has shading like this (a darker shade of the lighter colors to signify shadows, the crust and pepperoni)
you can usually make those lighter/darker colors by printing on/off a base. This will depend on garment color though.
You can also print one of the darker colors under the shaded areas to act as a "darkening" base wow.
Basically there is a lot of ways to make the secondary colors happen. And there's a good number of secondary colors.

I'd offer to help but we're slammed. Retail I don't think we'd take this at less than 250 pieces or so.
Neon garments can be a nightmare to begin with, add in the number of flashes, probably a double base
for the neon inks, different grounds, etc, and you've got a no fun job in the make.

[ffokazak]

DTG

[Gilligan]

DTG

Good luck with those neon colors.