• Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series
  • Glitter Series

Glitter Series

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Glitter Series is a custom ink series.  Although we have numerous glitter colors displayed in our Eclectic color book, you have the ability to make your own colors.  The glitter flake in this ink series is very large (.008 Hex).  This will require a 24 or 38 count screen mesh for best coverage.  This ink really sparkles!

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Glitter Series is a custom ink series.  Although we have numerous glitter colors displayed in our Eclectic color book, you have the ability to make your own colors.  The glitter flake in this ink series is very large (.008 Hex).  This will require a 24 or 38 count screen mesh for best coverage.  This ink really sparkles!

About custom colors:  Glitter Series allows for you to customize the ratio of the glitter flake colors and the base color.  "Super" colors as you will see in our Eclectic color book will contain pigmented bases.  For instance, Super Silver has a black base with silver glitter.  Super Blue has a blue base with a blue glitter.  If you were to order your own custom color, you may ask us for a 50:50 red/blue mixture with a blue base.  The options here are limitless so you must call to order any custom colors.  The colors in the Eclectic color book may be ordered online.

Best Features:

* Big glitter flake for big sparkle
* Huge color selection
* Custom colors available
* Easy to print
* Two different looks depending on whether you underbase, print-flash-print, or print just once.

Our Take:

Many screen printers struggle with glitter printing their first time.  We have a few tips to keep you out of trouble.  First, you cannot print glitter as you would a general purpose ink.  It cannot be pushed into the fabric.  There is a plastic glitter flake which will stay in the screen.  Light pressure is highly recommended.  Second, you need to flood the image area with a lot of ink.  38 count screen mesh is very thick.  It takes a lot of ink in the image area to make this work properly.  Finally, a soft squeegee will also help this process.