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Old May 23rd, 2007 May 23, 2007 5:55:39 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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can someone tell how can I use subtracting ink (if that is the name of it.) Is a quemical that takes out the original color of the shirt and leave no hand.
I would like to know what brand to you guys use and if there's a special way to apply it or to use it. also i wanna know if water base inks are a good choice for fashion T's and which one do you like to use. I really appreciate you guys help. thanks
 
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Default Re: Water base inks...

It's called Discharge Ink. I have never used it but I have heard it's pretty harhs stuff. Fumes need great ventilation etc. Don't know how true this is but I'm sure if you search the forum for it you will get some answers.

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Default Re: Water base inks...

Its harsh indeed. You print like you normally would anything else. The discharge activates when introduced to major amounts of heat. You need to have a good textile dryer to discharge properly. No flash cures with this process.

It is also very expensive. Cehck out the Wilflex Oasis NF Discharge info on this site
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