Method of and composition for producing glow printing
AssigneeAdver-Togs, Inc.
InventorJerry D. Lister
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Abstract
A method of and composition for producing glow printing which obviates any necessity for using heat transfer procedures for presenting phosphorescent indicia on an article. The invention encompasses the formulation of a particularized ink which is readily adapted, through screen printing techniques, for usage in the application of identification/designs on clothing and/or sports items, including caps, t-shirts, running shorts, jackets and the like. The method and composition utilizes a plastisol base, with an added solvent and solid phosphorescent pigment, the latter being in a variety of colors. The invention is usable on a wide variety of materials including nylon, polyester and cotton, as well as blends of the preceding.
Claims2
A composition for achieving direct glow printing on a fabric comprising a plastisol base, a solvent thinning said plastisol base, and a solid phosphorescent pigment introduced into air pockets in the mixture of said plastisol base and said solvent.
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