[BelHeirClothing]

WATERBASED INKS AND DISCHARGE INKS QUEsTION

Can anyone recommend a good brand or company that I can goto on the West Coast for Waterbased Inks and Discharge Ink/Reactive Dyes? Also Do I need to use reactive dyes if my shirts are already capable of printing with discharge inks?

THANKS FOR YOUR TIME! YOU GUYS ROCK!

 

[fizz]

Hi again

Reactive dyes are what the garment has been dyed with, not what you print with.
Most Gildan, screen stars ect are dyed this way now.
For inks I would suggest the following
www.rutlandinc.com

They supply both waterbased and discharge inks.
Regards
Phil

 

[BelHeirClothing]

Hi again

Reactive dyes are what the garment has been dyed with, not what you print with.
Most Gildan, screen stars ect are dyed this way now.
For inks I would suggest the following
www.rutlandinc.com

They supply both waterbased and discharge inks.
Regards
Phil

Awesome, Okay So I Drove All the Way down to a Supplier in Anaheim, CA (the Mighty Ducks area if you didnt know) from Beverly Hills and I picked up some Chino base... I was wondering what they meant by a "tone on tone" look andddd If I print on a black shirt do I need to still add white color to the chino base even though its already white? and can any plastisol ink be mixed in with the chino base? or do I have to purchase a specific "color booster"....? Hey Fizzz, do you think Chino Base is better than using Discharge White/Base for achieving the "soft hand -no hand feel"? thanks for all of your help!
Cheers