I just started printing this last year and can't stand cleaning up plastisol inks. I swore them off, but continue to hear about people loving them. I don't get it. With water based you get a second chance with mistakes also!!
@realthread I dont know as far as unisex goes, I've never bought any unisex clothing unless guys wear dresses and skirts :-) JK. I'm a Medium in women's ... does that help. I hope my funnies did not cost me a shirt :)
with discharge, you don't necessarily have an opacity issue. Opacity troubles you when your top color lets the bottom color show through. Since we've discharge the shirt, there essentially isn't a bottom color anymore, only the new color we've printed. In this case it was white, but you could make it any color you'd like. What you'd be more concerned with is how white the white actually turns out. Thats your biggest struggle and will take some trial and error to perfect.
with discharge, you don't necessarily have an opacity issue. Opacity troubles you when your top color lets the bottom color show through. Since we've discharge the shirt, there essentially isn't a bottom color anymore, only the new color we've printed. In this case it was white, but you could make it any color you'd like. What you'd be more concerned with is how white the white actually turns out. Thats your biggest struggle and will take some trial and error to perfect.
thank you for this video :)
EnassiClothing 4 weeks ago
the waterbase, dose it come off or brake apart from stretching it or washing it?
Ginounknown 2 months ago
i wont try using my macbook as a hostage for experiment the risks are too high hahahahaha!
bukopie6750 6 months ago 4
I just started printing this last year and can't stand cleaning up plastisol inks. I swore them off, but continue to hear about people loving them. I don't get it. With water based you get a second chance with mistakes also!!
rgcoyerful 7 months ago
Thank the 60's for those discharge breathable inks!
idusclothing 9 months ago
One hit on the discharge white, two hits on the plastisol white.
realthread 10 months ago
how many layers of ink did it take to achieve that bright of a white on black?
mistery79 10 months ago
OMG I love your shirt!! Where did you get it?
SuchaCaligrrl 1 year ago
@SuchaCaligrrl I don't think we have any left unfortunately :( I'll look for you though. What size in a unisex would you want?
realthread 1 year ago
@realthread I dont know as far as unisex goes, I've never bought any unisex clothing unless guys wear dresses and skirts :-) JK. I'm a Medium in women's ... does that help. I hope my funnies did not cost me a shirt :)
SuchaCaligrrl 1 year ago
this proves platisol is water proof lol...
GOLDClth 1 year ago
I still like plastisol better.
DelbertStinkfester 1 year ago
with discharge, you don't necessarily have an opacity issue. Opacity troubles you when your top color lets the bottom color show through. Since we've discharge the shirt, there essentially isn't a bottom color anymore, only the new color we've printed. In this case it was white, but you could make it any color you'd like. What you'd be more concerned with is how white the white actually turns out. Thats your biggest struggle and will take some trial and error to perfect.
realthread 1 year ago
with discharge, you don't necessarily have an opacity issue. Opacity troubles you when your top color lets the bottom color show through. Since we've discharge the shirt, there essentially isn't a bottom color anymore, only the new color we've printed. In this case it was white, but you could make it any color you'd like. What you'd be more concerned with is how white the white actually turns out. Thats your biggest struggle and will take some trial and error to perfect.
realthread 1 year ago
But the opasity?
saltfan2 1 year ago
all matsui
realthread 1 year ago
What brand water based ink did you use?
donp25 1 year ago