Curing Plastisol and Water-based screen printing ink and checking garments for full cure is an important part of the curing process. If ink isn’t fully cured, it’s going to make a mess and can ruin a lot of shirts. A conveyor dryer is best to cure garments, but a flash dryer, heat press, and heat gun all work for curing screen printing inks.
Follow along, pick up some tips, and learn best practices for curing both water-based and plastisol ink on garments.
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