If you use union maxopaque lemon yellow, a PFP will be all you need. No underbase needed.
Opaque inks
I am looking into either yellow or orange opaque ink for a job I'm doing. It is a black shirt, customer left it up to me which color. Does using opaque ink really keep you from undercoating?
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cool! thanks.
Is opaque ink like printing white ink? Very thick and hard Ronaldo with?
Yes it's pretty thick, but not terrible to work with. If it's too thick you can reduce it a bit to make it easier to work with without killing the opacity. Just don't get carried away with the reducer.RideOutWear said:Is opaque ink like printing white ink? Very thick and hard Ronaldo with?
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