You might want to try some screen opener, it's pretty potent stuff and may help get some of the ink out of the screen.
What’s is screen opener and where would i buy that from like a screenprinting suppliers how expensive is thisidentityburn said:You might want to try some screen opener, it's pretty potent stuff and may help get some of the ink out of the screen.
Can you recommend a plasticol dertergent or emulsion stripper and if said these names to a screenprinting supplier would they know what i was taking aboutFluid said:Get yourself a pressure washer. 1500-2000 psi will work wonders when cleaning and reclaiming. Using a true Plasticol Ink degradent and emulsion stripper will save you tons of time as well. Mineral Spirits will work but not as good.
PrintMonkey said:Haze remover or simple green cleaner or acetone.
What is haze remover or a green cleaner someone suggested paint stripper but thought it might eat the mesh they where asking what material the mesh was made out of and i was clueless the coin operated washer idea is great there a place near mePrintMonkey said:Power washer or the local coin operated car wash. Mark
This is not the way to go. Yes it can be done andyes a lot of people do it but frankly its horrible for the environment. Get a good drain safe industry geared product and dso it the right way.Power washer or the local coin operated car wash.
i use murakami 7500- i believe it says "drain safe" on it if any one needed product info.Fluid said:This is not the way to go. Yes it can be done andyes a lot of people do it but frankly its horrible for the environment. Get a good drain safe industry geared product and dso it the right way.