Friday, January 22, 2010

Screen Printing Dyes If I Dye A Shirt With Screen Printing Or Digital Ink On It, Will The Dye Mess Up The Image?

If I dye a shirt with screen printing or digital ink on it, will the dye mess up the image? - screen printing dyes

as above. If not spoil the picture is what I can throw on the image to prevent it, that ruined the contrast? Thank you!

2 comments:

  1. When using a cold water fiber reactive dye printed on a shirt, dye leaves the image intact. This does not apply silkscreen. Several times I have painted silkscreen T-shirts with black designs, colored dye Procyon, no problem. The T-shirts much better after death, if not boring. However, if the colors are too close to screen printing inks containing the dye T-shirt, can not be good, because they see the loss of contrast. Is this a problem for screen printing, which you have in mind?

    If you place a "hold on" in the area want the pressure to change the color to maintain it, there are some good opportunities. Several factors may be purchased by companies that specialize in the sale of dye. Two solutions are easy to find batik wax (which are heated to 230 ° C in order to penetrate the gut tissue), or blue washable Elmer's School Glue Gel. Surprisingly, it's washable blue gel glue very popular for this purpose between the artists of the fiber. Apply to bottom, front and rear, in which you want to prevent the reactions of the dyesYou Hing let it dry completely. (A hair dryer helps if you are in a hurry.) After dyeing a fiber reactive dye with cold water, such as Procion MX dye, by soda into it with ink instead of soaking. Make sure that the section of the bond not with another part of the T-shirt that the glue to communicate in areas that can not be transferred. Following the staining, soak the shirt in cold water, then wash with warm water to remove the tail.

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  2. It could also used depending on the colors. I work for a printing company, you need shirts or whatever ... Hats, sweatshirts, let me know. We can do this and a grand prize quainty

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