"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
i tried to print some manually today and I was disappointed in the results. I am sure i could have gotten better results on the auto, but it was el-occupado at the time.I ended up PFP with smart white because i didn't have time to pfp the silicone ink.
speaking...in...generalities....and....vagueness....my impression of Rob's last post. Sorry I had to. I am with pierre. we've had good luck with it, but everything needs to be perfect. it has better coverage than a straight poly ink on a one hit white.
"As far as cleanup, it is a little bit of a struggle. It is very important to wash the screens as soon as possible! We are still working out the details and the screen guy says he often has to use screen opener, but I just washed a screen after use and it cleared quickly and easily (gold ink)."Try using PlastiSolv, makes cleanup of the silicone a no-brainer, mineral spirits are great too but those are getting expensive nowadays. if you can't get to it for a while cover it up so it is airtight with a peice of plastic wrap, both sides of the screen, that will buy you some time, but definitely don't want to hang em til tomorrow...
Quote from: Dr Slomo on August 02, 2013, 04:03:16 PM"As far as cleanup, it is a little bit of a struggle. It is very important to wash the screens as soon as possible! We are still working out the details and the screen guy says he often has to use screen opener, but I just washed a screen after use and it cleared quickly and easily (gold ink)."Try using PlastiSolv, makes cleanup of the silicone a no-brainer, mineral spirits are great too but those are getting expensive nowadays. if you can't get to it for a while cover it up so it is airtight with a peice of plastic wrap, both sides of the screen, that will buy you some time, but definitely don't want to hang em til tomorrow...excuse my ignorance as I am still new to the industry . . . What's PlastiSolv? WHo makes it?pierre