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Hey have of you tried screen printing on wood like a sanded pine or oak and then either laquer or polyurethane over it? If so what sort of ink can handle a top finish like that without bleeding or bubbling up?
Screen Printing on wood
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https://www.nazdar.com/zh-cn/SCREEN-INKS-Inks-By-Substrate-Substrate-Wood is a good source for inks for wood, metal, poly bags, etc.
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We've printed on wood and skateboards for a couple projects.
The easiest way is to print on raw, or uncoated wood using a waterbased ink like Speedball or TW, then give it a couple clear coats with a waterbased or acrylic clear (Like Minwax Polycrylic or Golden . Make sure to allowing plenty of drying time between the print and two clear coats.
The easiest way is to print on raw, or uncoated wood using a waterbased ink like Speedball or TW, then give it a couple clear coats with a waterbased or acrylic clear (Like Minwax Polycrylic or Golden . Make sure to allowing plenty of drying time between the print and two clear coats.
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