Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
I thought maybe it would still bleed. The Prod seems to think he's got it covered, but I don't think so. May bite us later. but in a pinch, waddia do?I'm a firm believer in the Wilflex Bleed Blocking grey. Thats all we used at my previous shop and still do. Barrier I'm sure would be great also. Thing is, there's no time to order. Typical scenario. Had the order sit in here for a month, custy sent in some others at the last minutes. Guess what, Comfy color Brick, Blue Jean and Crimson in there.[/quoteThey do have that new Armour BLOCKER . We have used 5 gallons with great results but its thicker than the Rutland and were rUnning it thru a little higher mesh to not blow the hand entirely. Dan the thing with bleed blockers is it does just that so I don't think you will have any post migration. issues.
We use a Rutland grey barrier base on performance wear and sweatshirts with a high poly content. As they say it’s like cement and needs to be diluted.Dirkdiggler why do you add white?
Dan did he run them through fast or lower the temp and run them through slower? I always cringe when someone orders crimson especially.