nearbrand

I have just found this stuff...

Permaset Fabric & Screen Printing Ink Purple 300ml on eBay, also, Other Crafts, Other Crafts, Crafts (end time 25-Jun-08 17:44:24 BST)

What do you think to it.

I am thinking of getting a few to try for my son to use on his one colour press.

As far as drying times are concerned though - HOW LONG? I will have him put them under a office fan until they're touch dry but how and how long would it take to CURE them using an iron and how many centigrade?

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Matt.

 

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splathead

Here are the drying instructions from the manufacturer: http://www.permaset.com.au/Literatur....aspx?ID=12526

 

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Solmu

Quote: Originally Posted by nearbrand What do you think to it.

Permaset is good. In the case of their opaque ink it dries pretty quickly in the screen, but it gives a nice opaque result.

Quote: Originally Posted by nearbrand how long would it take to CURE them

It's also on the label on the ink, so you won't need to remember it anyway if you end up buying the ink

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MotoskinGraphix

I just got some permaset sample inks to give a go. Super cover white and yellow. Any suggestions using this product with a manual press? I am going to try a simple design with the white and see if I can achieve good coverage.

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Timofei

Quote: Originally Posted by MotoskinGraphix I just got some permaset sample inks to give a go. Super cover white and yellow. Any suggestions using this product with a manual press? I am going to try a simple design with the white and see if I can achieve good coverage.

I printed a one color super opaque white sample with some pretty fine detail on a medium blue 100 percent blue shirt and it came out pretty good coverage wise.

I was using 180 mesh by the way.

 

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