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We are trying to screen print polyethylene banner material and aren having any luck. What do we need to do to make the paint or ink stick?

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We are trying to screen print polyethylene banner material and aren having any luck. What do we need to do to make the paint or ink stick?

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Polyethylene is almost chemically inert. Paints and inks won’t stick to the material because their solvents can’t penetrate its surface. You need to use a corona-treated polyethylene. Corona treating involves putting tiny parallel lines on the film via an electrostatic process. The inks then stick to the lines on the film.

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