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13929 East 166th Street • Cerritos, California, USA 90702-7666 • Tel (562) 926-1010 • Fax (562) 926-9486 • www.iccink.com<br />

FEATURE EATURE EATURES<br />

EATURE<br />

� 199LF* works as a LB** base to help prevent bleeding when a white base is not wanted.<br />

� A medium viscosity plastisol clear ink with fast flash and low bleed characteristics.<br />

� Printed wet 199LF LB First Down Clear works to “wet trap” fibers when printing a LB white on top.<br />

*LF (Lead Free) Contains less than 0.025% lead.<br />

**LB (Low Bleed)<br />

Application & Storage Information<br />

HOW TO USE<br />

SCREEN MESH AND<br />

EMULSION<br />

Use 199LF as a low bleed base for other colors to be<br />

printed over instead of white. This hides any misregistration<br />

issues from art, screens or press.<br />

Print 199LF First Down Clear right from the container<br />

without modification. Print and “flash” 199LF just as<br />

you would a base white. You can also print 199LF wet<br />

just before a low bleed white and then flash. The<br />

199LF used this way will “wet trap” the shirt fibers down<br />

which allows for a smoother surface for the base white.<br />

199LF LB First Down Clear is a low bleed product, not<br />

a non-bleed product. Preprint and test all fabrics for<br />

possible dye migration prior to a production run.<br />

Fleece: 86-110 t/in or 34-43 t/cm Monofilament<br />

Jersey T-Shirt: 110-160 t/in or 43-63 t/cm Monofilament<br />

Any direct or indirect solvent resistant emulsion.<br />

Solvent resistant capillary film may also be used.<br />

SQUEEGEE 65-75 Durometer: Sharp Edge<br />

CURE TEMPERATURES<br />

CLEAN-UP<br />

STORAGE OF INK<br />

CONTAINERS<br />

199 FIRST DOWN CLEAR<br />

Ink “flash” temp: 240°F to 275°F (116°C to 135°C)<br />

It is important that the 199LF ink is flashed, just dry<br />

to the touch, and not totally cured during flashing.<br />

Ink “Cure” temp: 325°F (163°C) entire ink film. The<br />

optimum time/temperature cycle will vary with the<br />

amount of ink deposited and the type of heat source<br />

used.<br />

Test dryer temperatures before a production run.<br />

Wash test product before production run.<br />

Environmentally friendly plastisol screen wash or<br />

mineral spirits.<br />

Keep inks indoor and store in a cool area.<br />

Recommend storage at 65°F to 90°F (18°C to 32°C).<br />

Avoid storage in direct sunlight or in extreme<br />

temperature conditions.<br />

1 9 9 F I R S T D O W N C L E A R<br />

Recommendations and statements made are based on International Coatings’ research and experience. Since International Coatings does not have any control over the conditions<br />

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<br />

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<br />

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<br />

purpose and application. REV090104<br />

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