With plastisol ink I would flood and then print. With waterbased ink I would print and then flood to help keep the ink from drying in the screen. You would do this for each time you bring the screen down to do a print with it.
Harry
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Flooding how often
I guess this is kind of a dumb question but how often do you flood a screen during a run of shirts. Thanks, Mark
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With plastisol ink I would flood and then print. With waterbased ink I would print and then flood to help keep the ink from drying in the screen. You would do this for each time you bring the screen down to do a print with it.
Harry
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Thanks Harry
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