From my experience it takes a long time to dry plastisol.
Just today I went to my bench and found a squeegee that I dripped some ink on a couple of days ago. It was still wet.
Whatever they use as a suspention in plastisol, it doesn't dry very fast.
The only time I use water based ink that I got from Speedball it just washed up with water if I got to it quick enough. Otherwise I had to nearly power wash it and once I use Greesed Lightning and just reclaimed the whole screen, taking the ink and emultion off. I'm not sure what would take just the ink off at that point.
Just today I went to my bench and found a squeegee that I dripped some ink on a couple of days ago. It was still wet.
Whatever they use as a suspention in plastisol, it doesn't dry very fast.
The only time I use water based ink that I got from Speedball it just washed up with water if I got to it quick enough. Otherwise I had to nearly power wash it and once I use Greesed Lightning and just reclaimed the whole screen, taking the ink and emultion off. I'm not sure what would take just the ink off at that point.