Our versatile Water Resist Dual Cure emulsion is specifically formulated to hold up to water based inks, plastisol, and works with Yudu inks. Most emulsions will break down because water inherently is what breaks down emulsion. This emulsion works great for the Yudu screens and also works with Ryonet's enviroline ink, plastisol ink, and Yudu ink. This emulsion also works GREAT with Ryonet Hobby Kits! If you are using this emulsion with Yudu screens you will need a 10" Emulsion Scoop Coater to apply the emulsion.
Shelf Life:
Unmixed: 6-8 Months
Mixed: 2-3 Months
Helpful hints to ensure your emulsion lasts longer once mixed.
- Always used distilled water to mix the emulsion diazo.
- Keep in a cool area, emulsion does not like heat and will break down much faster in heat, a fridge works great as well, however you CANNOT let your emulsion freeze, this will instantly ruin the emulsion.
- Keep the emulsion lid on tight.
- Slightly mix the emulsion every time you use it.
- This will help you extend the life of your emulsion once mixed, there is no "set date" on how long it will last, we recommend dating your emulsion once mixed and keeping an extra container on hand when your emulsion is about to expire.
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Screen exposure problems can be one of the most frustrating issues in the screen printing process. These videos cover most of the common issues with screen exposure. If you are having problems exposing your screen or with your image washing out, we highly recommend watching these videos that help trouble shoot screen exposure problems.
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Help With Screen Exposure Problems, Part 1
Screen Exposure Trouble Shooting, Part 2
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