[chrisf116]

Printing shirts for a softball team. They're customer provided 100% polyester "Dri-Gear" shirts from Eastbay. Red shirts, white and black print. Can I use my Ryonet white and black ink on these shirts?

 

[Hegemone]

You should use low bleed ink. You can also ask them on their Facebook page. They answer questions there super quick. You may also need a stretch additive. Also curing temp may cause you a problem. There is an athletic ink for polyesters that cure at a slightly
Lower temp. Good luck.

 

[TshirtStan]

Ryonet has there poly white that is for polyester and is very stretchable. I have used it before and worked well. A little harder to print than normal white though, but works well.

 

[Troll]

definitely use the poly white ink, the ink will change color as the dye from the polyester migrates if you use regular plastisol.

 

[Tj Ryonet Tech]

The Ryonet White is not a low bleed ink. You will want to use the poly so you don't have Dye Migration.

 

[selanac]

As I found out, you also want to watch the tempature. Don't know if the Poly white is a lower temp curing ink or not.

If your flash doesn't have a heat control you can buy a Router Speed Control Switch to adjust them heat. You can also start curing with a Heat Gun. Once it's dry then cure with the Flash and/or Conveyor.

The High heat causes the ink to migrate.