May 15, 2016 · I understand plastisol ink is a little thicker than pigment- or dye-based inks. Would it be possible to thin the plastisol with an additive (or use a less opaque type of plastisol) and …

Jan 29, 2013 · I read on here that when drying plastisol ink in a conveyor dryer it should be at 300 to 330 degrees for around 30 seconds. If that is true, how do these small conveyor dryers do …

Apr 23, 2008 · I have been printing with acrylic ink for posters for a few months now, and just received my order of plastisol inks to do some t-shirts! Now I am realizing that plastisol doesn't …

Jun 7, 2007 · i am very curious to this subject. i have 100 1 side shirts out of gallon of plastisol ink. Please share how many shirts you are able to print from 1 gallon of ink, i would like to …

Apr 7, 2018 · Plastisol transfers are a good option, but you need to be ordering at least 50 to 100 sheets of the same colour and design to keep costs at a competitive level. Both htv and …

Jul 4, 2006 · Re: Where do you buy YOUR custom plastisol transfers? As someone who is still searching for an affordable, yet decent sized, heat press, the platisol tranfers really appear to …

Feb 6, 2025 · One question I have is what if I want to do transfers for poly garments? The reason I use low cure plastisol is because I cant use regular plastisol ink on poly garments, the cure …

Oct 10, 2012 · Apply the Plastisol Clear over the transfer, and press for 30 seconds at 385 degrees. The plastisol melts on and around the transfer, and gives a Screen Printed look and …

Jun 27, 2016 · Hello, I am currently working in a sourcing firm and we are trying to find the difference between rubber and plastisol ink. We have always been using rubber ink prints on …

Dec 30, 2024 · Some inks would require a low-cure additive, be they water base or plastisol. Another hoodie I like is the Hanes RS170. It is also 80/20 and 100% cotton face. But you may …