Looking for Printer who uses solvent-based Nazdar

[ImJustRickG]

one of these days i may start selling flo powders,

mmm hmmm

[andydiesel]

Originally Posted by squeegeethree

A, O, Way to go Ohio

i will say, the one order i did with Day Glo was a huge pain in the ass, the only way i'd ever order from them again is if i was getting 50 pounds at a time.

[squeegeethree]

The Nazdar pigments are definitely Crestlight. When I started printing I inherited a 5 gallon drum of aluminum powder. I thought that drum would never end. Now I'm using Crestlight.

There is a place here called Guerra Paint and pigment. They are like pigment historians or something. They collect the last bits of pigments from manufacturers going out of business and stuff. Great place.
Guerra Paint and Pigment| Suppliers of Artists Pigments, Binders and Materials | Introduction

They have a dispersion silver that is the most bright silver that I've seen.

[fantasygoat]

I use Nazdar powder and Nazdar Base Clear plus Speedball base, usually in a 25% solution, and I get metallics opaque enough to overprint black.

Speedball metallic is garbage.

[squeegeethree]

Speedball silver is a pretty nice silver. The gold is a horrific color though.

[fantasygoat]

It doesn't cover for shit.

[andydiesel]

Originally Posted by squeegeethree

Speedball silver is a pretty nice silver. The gold is a horrific color though.

yeah the silver isnt to bad. i like to add some other sized flake to it to give it some dimension.

to gold. umm. wtf? its weird metallic yellow. i hate it.

[seizurepalace]

[Andymac]

need to crack the dinosaur shit casing on that one before you even try to stir it.

[seizurepalace]

i'm scared to open it