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Looks awesome Dennis. Were you staying up late printing, or just the posting about it part? How was it with the porthole mesh? Similar handling to plastisol, or was it easier/harder to deal with the holes?Can't wait to toss some of that stuff in a screen.
Quote from: ScreenFoo on March 29, 2013, 11:41:48 AMLooks awesome Dennis. Were you staying up late printing, or just the posting about it part? How was it with the porthole mesh? Similar handling to plastisol, or was it easier/harder to deal with the holes?Can't wait to toss some of that stuff in a screen. ScreenFoo, Pretty sure those are just plain old t-shirts... I think the print was replicating the port hole mesh look......
WOW, WOW, WOW...........Printed about 20 poly shirts with this ink. WOW155 mesh about 30 N/cm, two swipes with medium pressure (no flash) and done. Manual machine.Like the feel of 155 better than 110. I did the left chest with 110 mesh and full back with 155.Cured them @ 270-280 degrees. I baked one by mistake @340 and I will see what will happen to id after a day or two.Love it!!!!
Quote from: DKgrafix on March 29, 2013, 12:21:08 AMWOW, WOW, WOW...........Printed about 20 poly shirts with this ink. WOW155 mesh about 30 N/cm, two swipes with medium pressure (no flash) and done. Manual machine.Like the feel of 155 better than 110. I did the left chest with 110 mesh and full back with 155.Cured them @ 270-280 degrees. I baked one by mistake @340 and I will see what will happen to id after a day or two.Love it!!!!Awesome! Thanks for posting. As we are getting closer to full commercialization of the RFU colors ....... if anyone would care to be cited in a testimonial, I would love to hear from you! Please email me directly at rcoleman@nazdar.com.Thanks all!