July 8th, 2008, 08:06 AM
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Re: 4 color process on sweatshirts
Sweats are thick and soft, so there will be alittle "give" making the print slightly different each time. Plus they are very rough with deep valleys that lose ink and high ridges that gets too much ink. To help with the dot gain and loss, try a clear under-base if they are white. That also works on darks before you print the white under-base.
To keep the shirt from becoming a bullet-proof vest, I would often use discharge to get as much of the color out before I printed a thin white under-base.
Sweats are tricky at the best of times J.R. So expect some difference between prints.
Good Luck...............
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