Emulsion for water-based

[Angryblue]

Jeral and I just moved our shop. I'm having the worst time ever getting a good burn. We've used holdens 250 and holden's 250wp. neither is really adhering to the screen well.

i'm getting results of them delaminating/peeling while i'm washing them out.

i've let the screens dry in a heated room with 40% humidity for several hours after being dried with a fan ...just to make sure it's not a moisture in the mesh issue.

we might want to try another brand altogether since the holden's seems to not be doing the trick. what do you use?

[Angryblue]

I just saw the Fav. Emulsion thread. That seems like it's got what i need in it.

[strawberryluna]

Just in case it's not the same thread I'm thinking of, I have to cast a vote for QT-Discharge by Ulano. That stuff never breaks down, dries quick and burns like a champ. Plus, it's hot pink.

[SkatRadioh]

Ulano LX660!

[vrooooom]

Murakami Photocure Pro! It's green.

Depends on your favorite color...

[Andymac]

we used that LX660 for all those demo prints at Coronado/FS 29, not one bad screen (50-60 over a week) and we were pressure washing Burwells when the paper positives didn't give us a dense black, it had artifacts or some shit going on. Strong.

[Work Of The Devil]

I have been using LX660 for a few months now. good stuff!

[edwardo_machino]

Ulano 925WR works pretty well, holds good details.

[crosshair]

Hey what is everyone's favorite What Emulsion Do You Use thread?

If you're having trouble deciding, maybe confine your choices to new threads posted in the last 6 months, which should keep it under about 10 options.

I choose this one because it has potential.

[Josh Rickun]

lx660 is the only way to go with my ghet-up