October 31st, 2010, 07:43 PM
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Re: Thinning Plastisol Inks
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Originally Posted by Bearcat
What can you thin plastisol with ? is there other products that can be used from your local Home Depot ?
The Inks I have recently purchased have to be almost cut out with a knife to get it out of the container. I am new to printing and am not sure if this is a common occurrence or not I do know the ink is way to stiff to use as is.
I have some low odder mineral spirits that seems to work good for kleenup and what not could it be used if in well ventilated area as a thinner ?
Any help would be great.
Thanks
Bearcat
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I have been using Wilflex's curable reducer in anything from white, to dark inks. It has been working great for us. Just make sure to seal it when you are done and not to let the even the slightest drip of any color get into the reducer, it will taint the whole bucket. I had a nat sized chip of red fall in a bucket once and turned the whole gallon pink within 2 days before we noticed, and could only use it for red or grey from there on, hahha. It works good though and a little goes a long way. SRI had schooled me once on using a curable reducer in white for underbasing simulated process through a 230 and it made such an awesome difference in the final hand of the print. I have also heard International coatings makes a nice reducer, I just like to use the one from Wilflex.
Hope that helps.
Mike
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