Re: printing smudged advice please
Posted: 08 Apr 2013, 11:39
I am sorry if I seem thick... is polyester paint car paint?
SSP i think you have missed a bit of the write up here, Shaz has been pressing onto painted wood - nothing to do with mug printingssp;69207 wrote:i had smudging with my first batch of sub paper i got with my set up, i would let it dry then when applied to a mug it would smudge on the cup as i set it in place. The solution was very simple... the paper was really cheap crap, i bought a load of trupix paper and have never had an issue since, every print has been amazing, much clearer and more vibrant than the old paper ever did.
I just got a new a3 winter for sub printing and the first thing i got for it was a batch of trupix a3 paper.
No it's not car paint it's a household paint.I am sorry if I seem thick... is polyester paint car paint?
What is it called and where do I get it from? I am like a dog with a bone cos it annoyed me not being able to make the gift for a friend so would like to get some for future giftsReg;69267 wrote:No it's not car paint it's a household paint.
Most diy stores or builders merchants /paint suppliers.What is it called and where do I get it from? I am like a dog with a bone cos it annoyed me not being able to make the gift for a friend so would like to get some for future gifts
Thank you is it listed as polyester paint?Reg;69388 wrote:Most diy stores or builders merchants /paint suppliers.
Probably marked on the can but check before you buy it.Thank you is it listed as polyester paint?
Than you...Reg;69417 wrote:Probably marked on the can but check before you buy it.