Advantage Gliiter inks are the Largest Flake size and all colors are non-corroding and have excellent rub and wash resistance.
Glitters are semi transparent, meaning your shirt color can effect the finished look of your print.
Most colors works better Print Flash Print or with an under-base white on dark garments.
Tip #1: Print thru 24 to 60 mesh
Tip #2: Glitter inks reflect heat, so increase dry time and or temperature is necessary for Full cure.
Tip #3: Super gloss finish, press final image with Stampinator or Heat Press with a silicone sheet.
Opacity: Varies
Viscosity : Medium
Bleed Resistance : None
Build Up : Moderate
Definition: Bold to Moderate
Recommended Substrates
Cotton, cotton blends, polyesters, and some nylon (generally open weave or mesh types) as well as other synthetics.
Curing: Gel or flash-cure: Approximately 230 Degrees F/110 Degrees C.
Full cure: 320 Degrees F/160 Degrees C.
Transfer Temperature: 350 Degrees F/177 Degrees C.
Fusion tests should be made prior to any production run. Failure to cure properly causes poor wash fastness, inferior adhesion and increased dye migration.
Opacity : Medium
Squeegee: Use medium 70 durometer
Wash-Up: ECO27705 Textile Ink degrader or SCP17 Press Wipe.
Mesh: Use 24-60 mesh count for brightest effect
Stencil: CBX7700 or CBX7500 recommended but will work with Any Conventional direct emulsion or capillary films.