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Identify this color

Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2014 11:49 am
by jesushchris
I have my band logo that i'm about ready to print, but i want to use high opacity ink, but i'm having a hard time trying to figure out this color, It's the (Bedlam Knives
in the middle) and i don't want to mix it. What high opacity color can i get that is close to this, or will pass? My band members want it to be as close as possible. I know
it's a stupid question for this topic, and i'm sure you might get a laugh out of it! lol... but i don't want to mix, or do an underbase. And if i buy it, I want it to match,
and I hate surprises! Any help is appreciated!

Thanks

Chris

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2014 9:20 am
by ApeShirt
Look at doing a PMS color. Maybe Pantone 191 C

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2014 7:15 pm
by Catspit Productions
Yes, in a high opacity ink this would be a pink or hot pink perhaps. You may even be able to begin with a high opacity pink that is close and then tweak the color some because this may actually be a fuchsia or magenta of some type. A Pantone mix would probably need an under base.

An HO pink of sorts may look very similar printed directly on black.

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 12:35 pm
by jesushchris
Thanks for the help guys! What what i do without ya? haha.

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 12:37 pm
by jesushchris
Hey Jonathan, do you sell high opacity inks on the Catspit website? I seen colors, but very few. I looked up the color, it matched up to "Florescent Magenta", just don't know how it will look once I lay the color down.

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 10:31 am
by ApeShirt
You can have PMS in high opacity.

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 8:56 pm
by Catspit Productions
Yes, Pantone can be HO depending on how they are mixed. An ordinary mixed magenta will likely be translucent. Most traditional Pantone colors are mixed from colors that mix well so they will never have as high of a pigment content as a plastisol ink specifically designed to go down on black without an under base. I prefer a specially made HO color ink for going down direct on darks.

BUT I do not have any of those yet... LOL. I’m still working on the ink issue. I like the ink I am selling because it is an easy ink to learn with....

BUT the colors will all require a white under base. There are no high opacity inks on my ecommerce site.... YET.

I have my hands full with a lot right now. I need a new competent web guy I can trust among other things so bear with me please ;) I’m working on this and I hope to have it solved by Fall 2014.

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 9:37 pm
by jesushchris
RIght on guys! Thanks for the speedy response! I really appreciate everything you guys do for me, I'd be floundering if I didn't go on these forums! Keep me posted if you get HO inks Jonathan! I'll see what I can do as far as getting this work done. And when I do, i'll post pics. Again.. thanks!

Chris

Re: Identify this color

Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 11:28 am
by davezdesignz
Hi Jonathan,

I am a pretty competent web guy, been building sites of all sorts since '95. Started screen printing about a year ago and have been keeping up with your site and vids as much as possible. If you ever need anything let me know and I will see what I can do for you.
Catspit Productions wrote:Yes, Pantone can be HO depending on how they are mixed. An ordinary mixed magenta will likely be translucent. Most traditional Pantone colors are mixed from colors that mix well so they will never have as high of a pigment content as a plastisol ink specifically designed to go down on black without an under base. I prefer a specially made HO color ink for going down direct on darks.

BUT I do not have any of those yet... LOL. I’m still working on the ink issue. I like the ink I am selling because it is an easy ink to learn with....

BUT the colors will all require a white under base. There are no high opacity inks on my ecommerce site.... YET.

I have my hands full with a lot right now. I need a new competent web guy I can trust among other things so bear with me please ;) I’m working on this and I hope to have it solved by Fall 2014.