What types of materials can I print on using Versatex or Jacquard screen printing inks?
There are many types, and here is a listing of what you can and cannot print on: PAPER INKS Paper: Almost all types can be used. Stay awayfrom slick, shiny papers that might cause ink to bleed. Ribbon: (Test ribbon before printing to see if it can withstand high heat-set temperature). Paper inks create a clearer print, but are not wash-fast. Plastic: The ink will bleed when wet and chip offwhen dry. Wood: Paper inks create a clearer print, but are not weatherproof. A protective finish can be sprayed on the dried print. Do not print on painted or finished wood. Metal: The ink will bleed when wet and chip off when dry. Leather: Use naturally cured, porous leathers. Stay away from slick and shiny surfaces. Ceramic: (Screen with a water-based glaze.) The ink will bleed when wet and chip off when dry. Glass: (Cream-type etches usually create a successful print on glass.). The ink will bleed when wet and chip off when dry. FABRIC INKS Paper: Some inks may bleed, and the colors lose their vib
