Rizzo

Hi Guys,

the plastisol that I got this time seem a bit like dried up clay, is this normal?
what do I do to get it like a paste?
is there any home remedy for the moment?

your prompt reply is much appreciated,

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Rodney

Are you talking about "plastisol transfers" that you recently received, or a container of just the ink?

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Rizzo

Hi Rodney,

I meant the ink (not transfers). Hope someone could help soooooooooooooon.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Rizzo Hi Rodney, I meant the ink (not transfers). Hope someone could help soooooooooooooon.

I just had to make sure, because you originally asked the question at the end of a thread about transfers (in the heat transfer section of the forum). We have to fully understand the question before we can offer help

So you are just doing regular screen printing on shirts and the plastisol ink you received from your supplier is dried up and doesn't seem usable?

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Rizzo

correct. and today is sunday was wondering if there is a remedy at all so that I can try it out.

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Rodney

Anybody have any ideas on this one?

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Stir the ink up real well and let us know what it looks and feels like. What brand of inks are you using?

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