Hi Glenn, Have you considered using a canvas material? Sihl makes a 100% cotton canvas that I've used on an Epson 7600, with excellent results. I've ordered it from AllSquare in the past: http://www.allsquareonline.com/index.html I don't recall the specific item number of the top of my head, but I'm sure that they can help you if you contact them. Best regards, Ellen Rutchick --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Glenn" <glennrbarry@...> wrote: > > Hi All, > > This may have been discussed already, but the search isn't functioning at the moment > > I'd like to try a test printing on cotton fabric, yes I know that there are pre-prepared products available, but nothing locally for me anyway. > > I am considering just sizing the cotton with gelatin to reduce bleedthrough. > > It's going to be for the whole bottom of a surfboard, which is why it has to be 100% cotton instead of nylons/polyester blends and I don't think (actually hoping) the resin will be rejected by the gelatin. > > Resin doesn't laminate properly to anything synthetic. > > Does anyone have any other suggestions? > > I have read about using a combination of water based PVA and white acrylic paint, but that much PVA glue will likely delaminate. > > I'm going for cotton fabric as opposed to rice paper as this board has compound curves that are problematic for papers. > > thanks > > Glenn >
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Re: DIY coating for cotton fabric
2010-04-26 by erutchick2002
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