Can you mix this with water based or plastisol screen printing inks? It will with stand the heat of the curing process, but will it withstand washing?
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I am sorry I have no idea, I purchased it to use with glass and fusing, it did not work for me with that project idea. Donald Martz
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Not sure; Suggestion; my email plafib@gmail.com I will send you a sample you can try, I would be doubtfulas backing appears to be paper.Not like wet or dry I am used to working with.
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I would think you would need ink that is water resistant. Most ink jet inks are water soluble. On paper they run and would not survive a washing.
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I'm not sure if the ink will stay on because it's wax.I used Avery label(stickers) and it worked fine
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I do not think so. It's just a spongy ink - that will likely be washed out in the machine.
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I would think screen printing. The ink would probably scratch off. I put vinyl stickers on mine and they work awesome!
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These are not water-based ink, if you want to mix them with water it won't work....But it is perfectly possible to use a paintbrush or the finger in order to hive them a form, a shape, and will not smear, don't worry!
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Yes....but you will need to seal your fabric over after the image is printed as it will not hold! I covered mine with a gel medium and that worked, but an ink jet is definitely better!
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That is a good question. So I stamped a few on some fabric & rubbed it in. Then waited a min & rinsed it off in lukewarm water. It came out right away. I also stamped them on my hand. The ink washes right off. Hope this helps. My granddaughter, who is 4, loves them.
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Ink seems to be water stable when given a few minutes to "dry". Paper wrinkles when it dries though. Transparencies don't hold the ink very well so be careful of the media used. Hi-gloss labels need set-up time before use.
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And this printer will not come with the Ink. This printer can print T-shirt and Mobile case, you can buy Eco Solvent ink if you want to print the mobile case. And you need to buy Water textile pigments ink if you want to print T-shirt. It is need to Spray coating if you want to print on tainless steel, poly-carbonate plastic, glass, stone, wood and tile materials. Coating varieties: plastic coatings, leather coatings, TPU coating, metal coating, glass coating, ink is to use low-solvent inks. But for PP PE silica materials, low-solvent inks can not print, Coating can not be attached. Requires corona, flame treatment, do not fit the individual user. And it is compatible with water-based dye ink, edible ink, pigment ink, textile ink, and solvent based ink. But can not use these different type of inks at the same time, it need to wash nozzle before change inks. But there are risks to wash nozzle, so we recommend use multiple machines for different inks.
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The print will be fine but I don't believe it will be waterproof. I think the ink will run.
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I made labels for kitchen cannisters and have been able to wash them when I needed to. So far so good. However, I haven't had them for too long so I can't be sure how long they will hold up. You need to let the ink dry completely before putting them on. One more thing, if you need to bend the labels, it helps to bend them before you remove the backing. Heating (carefully) with a heat gun or hair dryer before removing the backing also helps with bending. Good luck.
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No; That should not be happening. Not mat product. Maybe a materiel that it is made from. A rubber blend of anyway.Will not hold up. Ink is REDFLAG.
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I use Indian ink in mine . I am sure it would just have not used it on that material before
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Yes! Both of the first two projects that I used this on were painted with acrylics. In case anyone is curious, I used Golden Acrylics - They're awesome! Other things I've coated with this are block printer's ink, Danish oil, charred wood, and just plain wood. The ink was water based, thick, and reluctant to dry, but the Varathane coated it well. If you scorch wood, clean off the loose bits and dust before coating with anything. Danish oil worked well enough, but I had mixed it with acrylic paint to see how it would work as a wood coloring so that may have made it easier to clear coat with this. Of course, plain wood worked wonderful! If you want a nice, sturdy, antique matte finish; apply the coat with a paper towel and rub it on like you would Danish oil. Looks awesome!
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I have used stamping ink and it dries. I have never tried printer ink. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.