WB inks on Drink Koozies?

[Graphic D.]

I came across a box of blank neoprene koozies for free and can use plastisol, but I kinda hate the stuff.

Is it gonna come off when I jump in the lake with my beer? The idea of using a flash dryer on a neoprene koozie isn't very appealing, but i'll do it if I need to.

[lil_tuffy]

I always use plastisol heat transfer sheets for koozies. I dunno about the wb based stuff.

[squeegeethree]

Try Union Areotex.

[weaponsofmassdesign]

Try Union Areotex.

I'm pretty sure you have to ask for the catalyst as well if you don't want to have to heat set them, but It's been a while and I can't remember.

[squeegeethree]

The catalyst comes with each purchase, or at least it does for me.

[Fools Gold]

Just use Plastisol, it should flash dry in a few seconds. No one washes those things anyways . . . the lake won't hurt it.

[Graphic D.]

Just use Plastisol, it should flash dry in a few seconds. No one washes those things anyways . . . the lake won't hurt it.

My platen bracket should be in tonight so I'm going to try both just for shits and giggles.

[Fools Gold]

1/8" thick piece of sheet metal is what I use for a platen when I printed Koozies . . . it was easy to load, and because it was really thin is maximized the image area

[.devolve.]

When I was printing t shirts, I always wanted to make an aluminum platen to print up koozies 8 or so at a time with a 20x24 screen.

[Graphic D.]

Try Union Areotex.

Shit worked like a dream - That's fun stuff to print with.