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Fluid · April 26th, 2007

misting the shirts will help to mat the fibers down before laying the ink. If you do this make sure you have a good curing dryer to ensure all the moisture is remove during the curing process.

110 mesh is fine for white ink. You can even go lower to an 80 mesh if necessary yet not needed. A properly meshed 110 will work wonders for manually printing white ink on darks. If your printing lots of detail you may need to go to a higher mesh in order to hold the detail.

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Fluid Most Helpful Member Certified T-Shirt Junkie You can call me: Richard Member Since: Jun 2005 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 4,175 Thanks: 0 Thanked 27 Times in 22 Posts	Re: Mesh count for white ink? misting the shirts will help to mat the fibers down before laying the ink. If you do this make sure you have a good curing dryer to ensure all the moisture is remove during the curing process. 110 mesh is fine for white ink. You can even go lower to an 80 mesh if necessary yet not needed. A properly meshed 110 will work wonders for manually printing white ink on darks. If your printing lots of detail you may need to go to a higher mesh in order to hold the detail. __________________ Corel Tutorials http://www.unleash.com/fluid/index.asp
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