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Old August 23rd, 2008 Aug 23, 2008 3:56:16 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Hey all,

I enjoy experimenting with my garmets and trying out unique and new things. Out of curiousity, what would happened if I used white chromoblast ink and pressed it on a dark brown tee. Can I expect any results at all? If so what would it end up looking like?


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Out of curiousity, what would happened if I used white chromoblast ink and pressed it on a dark brown tee.
It is my understand that the ChromaBlast ink only comes in cyan, magenta, yellow and black. The ChromaBlast system is a light transfer process that can't be used on dark garments without the ink color shifting. If there is a new white ChromaBlast ink, that is news to me. Can you tell us where you can get this white ink from?
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I agree can you tell us where you found white chromablast ink?
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Old August 23rd, 2008 Aug 23, 2008 4:47:12 PM -   #4 (permalink)
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I had been mistaken when writting my question. There is NO white ink. I ment to say light colors on dark fabric and I apologize for not stating the question correctly. Thats my fault.

What I was curious about is what a light color on dark fabric would look like, if I should even expect to see anything at all. I know it isnt ment to be on dark fabric but it might just come out to be interesting and I'm kinda curious as to what it may look like.

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Cory, there's a post on here somewhere with pics of how it looks. Its different and I don't know if it would sell but experiment as you can get unusual look by doing that. We screen print and I have tried putting 4 different color inks in same screen in a row, as you print there all different and a cool effect.
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Thanks uncle John,

I'll look for the pics. Cool idea with the screen printing as well. I will definately try that.


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Hi Cory. You will find some recent pics of the Chromablast system here.

Why hasn't Chromablast replaced conventional garment sublimation?

Chromoablast as far as I am aware, is only suited to white, or light pastel fabrics.

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