ink used in screen printing

General Discussion
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I want to step my logo game up some. Before I do Im wondering if there is special ink you can run through your inkjet to get the same results as the screenprinters do.

Sounds like it would save time but a little good to be true?

Also can someone sort of break down the difference in quality of inkjet vs screenprinting logos?

I run into the problem whereas you see the rice paper trim when you glass on dark boards but doing research on the forums I saw that the silky heavy paper corrects that. So I got some but yet to use it. As for the ink Im not sure at all.

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Silkscreen gives you white thats the biggest and most important option. I use sublimation inks and Ciss system for our prints. Screenprinting costs me about 4.50 a sheet… Inkjet cost me about 60 cents for the same size, but there is a visual difference.