Regular ink will work just fine... you will just have to slow down your dryer and reduce the temp so you dont burn the shirt
black plastisol on yellow polyester shirt
Would I have to use black poly ink on a yellow polyester shirt, or can I use regular black ink on a yellow polyester shirt.
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From what I understand, polyester bleeds at 310 degrees but regular plastisol cures at 330 degrees. Is it still going to be okay to use the regular ink. I have both but the poly ink is a pain to work with. Can I add softhand reducer to the poly ink and still keep the low bleed characteristics.
Yellow won't bleed into black. Or rather, you won't be able to tell.
yeah, you dont have to worry about bleeding.. like I said lower dryer temp and slow down the dryer
Thanks very all the information. really appreciate it.
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