Jacquard Photo Emulsion & Diazo Sensitizer 8oz - Light Sensitive Emulsion - Create Silk Screens with Photos Lettering Logos or Detailed Images
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- Jacquard Photo Emulsion & Diazo Sensitizer for silk screening.
- Mix together, following the instructions, then squeegee on the outside of the screen
Product Dimensions: 2.8 x 3.6 x 3.2 inches
Item model number: 04677000827
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 9.9 ounces
Manufacturer: Rupert Gibbon &Spider Inc
Date First Available: June 10, 2009
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Works good for beginners like myself. Took me 3 screens to get the time and distance right. Im using a home depot 250W flood light about 18 inches away from the screen at 18 minutes. Burned a halftone good. Also i was able to reclaim 3 screens with 50/50 mixture of bleach and water in a spray bottle (11oz bottle of clorox i mixed in a spray bottle). I put a plastic bag in my tub sat the screen in and sprayed the screen, then i started scrubbing it in and did the other side. All with a timer on for 5 minutes. I then rinse it off with hot water
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2023 by Daishawn Ryan
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It works better than the crap I got from speedball. How? It’s such an absurdly good price. This even is compatible with the remover from speedball. Also, please for the love of god, know what ur doing if you’re buying this!!!! Use a squeegee to apply it or something thin for an even spread, NOT A PAINTBRUSH. Thin layer as possible!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by Bryan Bryan
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The problem with this emulsion, as compared to Speedball, is that if you overflood your screen and you want to wash off the excess ink, you can’t use water to do so because this emulsion (after initially drying and hardening through exposure) melts when it comes into contact with water, or even, it seems, the moisture in the ink. At least this was the case for me. Once it melts, it then sticks to your prints like glue, ruining both the print and the stencil. It may work better with less finely detailed stencils on a lower-mesh screen—I don’t know, didn’t try. But I won’t be buying this again, however competitive the price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2023 by Matthew
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When you read reviews and you see ones that just give it 1 star and say it just junk and doesn't work at all, it should tell you that either they happen to get the one bad batch or they just don't really know what they are doing. This is my first attempt ever at screening. I read a researched a lot and took my and still made mistakes but the results of the first screen worked great! The biggest mistake I made, and I assume many others are too by reading the reviews, is applying too much emulsion on the screen and not coating it evenly. I watched videos and read other instructions and they talk about how it will drip; you should NOT be applying so much that it drips!! As you can see my first attempt dripped all over the place and the coating was spotty. I was able to get it to work but that needed a lot of improvement. Heavy and uneven coatings also cause a lot of issues with proper exposure. My second attempt I used much less emulsion when applying it with a good brush and just kept doing all-up, all-down, all-left, and all-right strokes until it was very evenly covered. It's really hard to see in the second photo because I was still in the dark room (not exposed yet), but the coating is almost perfect. Not one drip. It will take a lot less exposure time also. Bottom line, this stuff works and works well if you know what you are doing. Nothing I hate more than reviews that are tainted with negative results making me afraid of a product when in actuality it's just their own deficiencies. I do appreciate those real reviews and those that take the time to write a real review.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2019 by ktuinstra ktuinstra
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I'm giving this a five even though I have, what will sound like, a negative review. This stuff works, and probably well for what it is intended to work on, but I bought it for something completely different so, I want to warn anyone thinking of doing the same thing to STOP, don't try it. This stuff is made for silk screening, and having done a lot of silk screening in my day, I'm very confident it will work fine for that. It doesn't work on metal though. I knew this going in, but I really didn't want to buy a whole big roll of photosensitive film for the small project I am doing. This was cheap and I figured even though I wasn't going to use it all, it would be cheaper than buying a giant roll of film for twice the price and not using it. I don't etch all that much. When I do, I primarily etch copper or brass for model parts. I can go five years before that is necessary since I can also cast or machine small parts. But, very rarely, I need more detail than either casting or machining can provide; then I need photo etching. I thought I could make this work, but the emulsion just won't stick that well to metal, no matter how well you clean it or prep it. I tried 4x before giving up. I'm ordering the more expensive photosensitive film and trying to figure out what I need to silk screen. Also, this stuff really stinks (odor wise) and I got a head ache in a well ventilated room, so I used a respirator the next time and all was good. The thing is it does come out of the wash very crisp, but there is a very thin deceiving layer left behind and you can't have that with etching. If you try to remove that, with water or a brush, it destroys the detail (on metal). I'm sure silk will prevent that over washing from happening.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2018 by Coconut