in a pinch on 100% poly

[Prosperi-Tees]

The only LB ink I have is white. I need to print navy ink in orange with regular plastisol, will that work?

[ScreenFoo]

The only LB ink I have is white. I need to print navy ink in orange with regular plastisol, will that work?

If you mean navy ink ON orange, no problems.  The other way around, problems.   

[Prosperi-Tees]

whoops. Just got off the phone with my customer and it is orange ink on navy blue.

[jasonl]

if the ink is darker than the garment, no problems. good rule to live by.

[Prosperi-Tees]

I'm thinking a lb white underbase is probably what's gonna have to happen.

[ScreenFoo]

A nice transparent orange will look better on a white underbase then an opaque orange PFP anyway, IMHO.

[Gilligan]

Gerry, get some damn Poly White. :p

[Prosperi-Tees]

I have some just not thinking right. I was hoping not to have to underbase but it'd look better if I did. Its a 24 hour turnaround type of job. Those always have problems.

[JBLUE]

Gerry, get some damn Poly White. :p

And use it. If you dont your are asking for it. All that money you charged for that rush charge will be out the window.

[Prosperi-Tees]

Oh yeah, how about mesh counts? This is basic text with an outline.

[JBLUE]

180-230 base. 230 on the orange.

[Prosperi-Tees]

Sweet this should be fun

[Gilligan]

Gerry, get some damn Poly White. :p

And use it. If you dont your are asking for it. All that money you charged for that rush charge will be out the window.

BWAHAHA... you said "Rush Charge"... you know who we are talking about right?   Sorry Gerry :p

[Prosperi-Tees]

Alot of times I don't call it a rush charge, I just add it into the quote per piece. This is for a broker who never asked me for a price sheet so he calls me each time for a quote which I don't mind.

[Nation03]

180-230 seems high for a basic underbase. I'd go 110-156. I print 100% poly almost every day. Just did navy on wednesday, came out great.