That is interesting because in general water based inks should be thinner than plastisol inks. Water based inks are the more difficult ink to learn with but they require less equipment in regards to curing. I would look for a “retarder” from the manufacturer of your water based inks. This is an add...

Hey there! Thanks for checking out my videos. I appreciate the support and I’m happy to hear they are helping out. Either plastisol or water based inks would be fine for printing block shaped text. It’s the feel and the complexity of working with the different inks to consider here. I would suggest...

hi jon!! ive been studying in screenprinting by your videos and it must be super awesome to have all of those equipments wauwww :D hehehe something i wanne ask i print some of Block-ed designs like a fonts/ words.. i mean not the raster ones :D which one do u suggest? is it better to use the plastis...

mann i am still learning in screen printing, and i used the waterbased inks as i study i work with a rotary press and when i use the waterbase,, its dried so fast so its clogging down the screen i really frustrated with this,, since the waterbased inks is kinda too thick and its hard to print when i...