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3802 FOIL RESIST ADDITIVE International Coatings’ new 3802 Foil Resist Additive can be added to most standard plastisol inks to make them resist adhesion to foils. 3802 Foil Resist is ideal when working with foil applications using a heat transfer press. 3802 Foil Resist simplifies production for designs with foil and with areas free from any foil decoration, 3802 Foil Resist Additive allows greater control of the design and application process, is easy to mix into inks and is easy to use. Use 3802 Foil Resist along with International Coatings’ 3801 Foil Adhesive to create special effects and add textures to the design. 3802 Foil Resist Additive is now available through International Coatings’ exclusive world-wide network of distributor companies. Contact us at 1 (562) 926-1010 or visit our website, www.iccink.com, for more information. Note: In the photo below, Foil was transferred onto Caviar Beads. 3802 Foil Resist was added to the other ink components to keep the foil from adhering. www.iccink.com 13929 East 166th Street, Cerritos, CA 90702-7666 Tel: 1 (562) 926-1010 • Toll Free (US only): 1 (800) 425-4103 • Fax: 1 (562) 926-9486 72
FEATURES �� 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive resists foil adhesion when applying foil in a heat press. �� Use to create multi-color designs with foil sticking only to the desired areas of the design or print. �� Easily mixes into and works with most standard plastisol inks. Application & Storage Information RE<strong>COM</strong>MENDED FABRICS INK APPLICATION SCREEN MESH AND EMULSION SQUEEGEE CURE TEMPERATURES 100% cotton and some cotton/polyester blends. Always test print and check for wash fastness and possible bleeding or dye migration. 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive can be mixed into most standard plastisols (10% to 15% 3802 LF additive by weight maximum) to make the mixed ink resist foil during application of the foil in a heat press. For best foil application results, it is important to heat apply foil within 24 hours of printing. 86 to 160 t/in or 34 to 63 t/cm Monofilament Any direct or indirect lacquer resistant emulsion. 65-70 Durometer: Sharp Edge 60-90-60 or 70-90-70 Triple Durometer: Sharp Edge 325°F (163°C) Entire ink film. Test dryer temperatures and wash test printed product before and during a production run. CLEAN-UP Any environmentally friendly plastisol screen wash. PRODUCT PACKAGING 1 Gallon, 5 Gallon, or 30 Gallon Containers. STORAGE OF INK CONTAINERS Recommend storage at 65°F to 90°F (18°C to 32°C). Avoid storage in direct sunlight. Keep containers well sealed. PRODUCT MSDS Refer to Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS8 3802 FOIL RESIST ADDITIVE 13929 East 166th Street • Cerritos, California, USA 90702-7666 • Tel (562) 926-1010 • Fax (562) 926-9486 • www.iccink.com �� For use on 100% cotton and some cotton/polyester blends. �� Use in combination with International Coatings’ 3801 Foil Adhesive. *LF (Lead Free) Contains less than 0.025% lead. MODIFYING INK Modifying 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive is not recommended. SPOT FLASHING 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive may slow down the flash times of some plastisol inks. 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive should spot dry, with very low after-flash tack, in 3 to 8 seconds depending on the spot dryer used and the ink the additive is mixed into. Too much heat / time may cause the mixed ink to become sticky after flashing. Adjust flash unit accordingly. When spot drying, the ink should be just dry to the touch, with no lift off, but not totally fused. Totally fusing the ink mixed with 3802 LF may cause some adhesion problems with the foil that is being applied. Final curing I fusing should occur in the dryer. IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1. For best foil application results, it is important to apply foil within 24 hours of printing. 2. 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive and its use should be thoroughly tested for wash fastness before beginning a pro duction run. Due to the difference in inks that the additive may be added to and the difference in the type of foils used, prior testing before beginning production is strongly recommended to help insure proper perform ance of the combined products. 3. The 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive is not a bleed resistant product and should be tested when used on fabrics where bleeding or dye migration may occur. Bleeding or dye migration may not occur right away. 4. Always stir 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive and mix thoroughly into other inks before using (maximum 10% to 15%) by weight. 5. Do not use 3802 LF Foil Resist Additive as is. The additive must be mixed into another ink before use. 6. On some fabrics, wicking to the side of the image may occur if too much 3802 LF is used in the mixed ink. Test to make sure this is not happening before and after the foil application process. 7. The addition of 3802 L F Foil Resist Additive may cause the mixed ink to crock and will make the mixed ink more prone to fibrillation on problem fabrics. Wash tests should be performed before beginning production runs. 3802 Foil Resist Additive Recommendations and statements made are based on International Coatings’ research and experience. Since International Coatings does not have any control over the conditions of use or storage of the product sold, International Coatings cannot guarantee the results obtained through use of its products. All products are sold and samples given without any representation of warranty, expressed or implied, of fitness for any particular purpose or otherwise, and upon condition that the buyer shall determine the suitability of the product for its own purpose. This applies also where rights of third parties are involved. It does not release the user from the obligation to test the suitability of the product for the intended purpose and application. All trademarks noted herein are either the property of International Coatings, Pantone, Inc. or their respective companies. 73
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2008 CATALOG VOL. VII WWW.ICCINK.CO
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INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS GUATEMAL
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INTERNATIONAL COATINGS DIRECT PRINT
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Application & Storage Information R
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Page 33 and 34: 7040 BLOCKER GRAY 7040 Blocker Gray
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