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Hi,
I was wondering if I had a t-shirt design (logo) which incorporated 3 colors (that are not separated but together -- touching) if all 3 colors can be sueded and/or High Density raised inks? Or if only 1 is allowed to be sueded and/or High Density and even that has to be on top of a solid plastisol based ink if multiple inks/colors are used in the same logo? What's the rule of thumb with that type of ink processes?
I've never seen a logo design that has 3 colors and them all be Sueded and/or High Density which is why I ask. I've seen several logos where the base colors are solid plastisol inks but the top color is Sueded and/or High Density.... Or the logo colors are separated (colors don't touch) and the inks are both Sueded or both High Desnity... but never where the colors touched?
I'm wondering if this is possible?
Thanks,
Shaun
I was wondering if I had a t-shirt design (logo) which incorporated 3 colors (that are not separated but together -- touching) if all 3 colors can be sueded and/or High Density raised inks? Or if only 1 is allowed to be sueded and/or High Density and even that has to be on top of a solid plastisol based ink if multiple inks/colors are used in the same logo? What's the rule of thumb with that type of ink processes?
I've never seen a logo design that has 3 colors and them all be Sueded and/or High Density which is why I ask. I've seen several logos where the base colors are solid plastisol inks but the top color is Sueded and/or High Density.... Or the logo colors are separated (colors don't touch) and the inks are both Sueded or both High Desnity... but never where the colors touched?
I'm wondering if this is possible?
Thanks,
Shaun