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mtmob · July 23rd, 2008

Who still uses Cap Film?

What type of printing do you use it for? Textiles, etc....

Uncle John · July 28th, 2008

Capillary Flm is good if you don't or can't use a scoop to coat your screens.

mtmob · July 28th, 2008

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Originally Posted by Uncle John


	Capillary Flm is good if you don't or can't use a scoop to coat your screens.

I looked online and the price on the film is way costy compared to emulsion. Is there a reason why?

MotoskinGraphix · July 28th, 2008

Cap. film is used by everyone that needs a tight positive with tight detail.

dann · July 28th, 2008

I love it. Less chemicals, minimal dry time, crisp prints. And you only have to use what you need. If you're doing a 4x4 print, you can cut a piece of cap film 5x5 and you're good to go, no waste. I've had the same 300 foot roll for like a year now.

mtmob · July 28th, 2008

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Originally Posted by dann


	I love it. Less chemicals, minimal dry time, crisp prints. And you only have to use what you need. If you're doing a 4x4 print, you can cut a piece of cap film 5x5 and you're good to go, no waste. I've had the same 300 foot roll for like a year now.

What cap. film do you use? which one do you think will be good for me i do basic screen printing on textile with plastisol

MotoskinGraphix · July 28th, 2008

Well I think things have changed since your first serios purchase.

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