Vintage Printing From Screen To Press | Deep Dive With Colin

[@Ryonet]

In this Deep Dive, the focus is on two cool elements from recent videos: the fashion soft additive used in the Made in America print for perfect softness and fade, and the vintage white effect from the last session. Learn More: scrnprntl.ink/DDWC9Blog Screen Printing Online Course: scrnprntl.ink/YTDDWC9Course Wilflex Epic RIO RFU Plastisol Inks: scrnprntl.ink/YTDDWC9RFU Drop your Deep Dive submission here: scrnprntl.ink/DDWCYTForm

[@scotlandskysurf8948]

Very very cool as always! As soon as I’m in a temperature controlled environment I’ve wanted to get back into discharge printing as I attempted it once or twice at the shop I used to work at. I wonder for discharge printing a multi colour job, do you ever start off just lining the print with generic plastisol colours so you can see it perfectly registered and then do a full ink changeover to discharge? If I remember correctly, it kinda shows up as clear until run through the dryer a couple of times and then it gets its colour? Just had that thought a few weeks back but maybe there’s an easier way to check registration.

[@colinhuggins6164]

Getting the design in register with plastisol is much easier to do. Especially if you are on a manual press. Check out next weeks Deep Dive for answers to that question on discharge!