Water based ink on water based gloss
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 8:24 am
I'm getting some vinyl pressings of my band's new album, and I would like to screen print the jackets myself.
The jackets are coated with a water based gloss, and I'm wondering if it would be appropriate to use a water based ink for this.
It seems like water based on water based would be fine- but I don't want to ruin a bunch of jackets realizing that it isn't fine.
I've done a handful of T-shirt designs and posters with water based inks, and I'm hoping I can just use the water based speedball ink I already have/am used to.
What do you think?
The jackets are coated with a water based gloss, and I'm wondering if it would be appropriate to use a water based ink for this.
It seems like water based on water based would be fine- but I don't want to ruin a bunch of jackets realizing that it isn't fine.
I've done a handful of T-shirt designs and posters with water based inks, and I'm hoping I can just use the water based speedball ink I already have/am used to.
What do you think?