Very interesting. I like seeing the complete process. Can you tell more about the products used? What are "Tina Water" and "Tina liquid"? (a solvent? amonia, alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone?) What was the etchant? Ferric Chloride? What type of photosensitive emulsion mask was used? the developer? Thank you.
I make these plates in High Point, NC. If you send me your plate and your camera ready artwork, I'll burn your images 4U. Buzz me up. Am easy to find. Just google for FiZZ GiZ. I mostly do it on the heavy, reusable half-inch thick steel plates. But I can do it on your thin plates too. Aluminum and steel are both OK. So is stainless.
Very interesting. I like seeing the complete process.
Can you tell more about the products used?
What are "Tina Water" and "Tina liquid"? (a solvent? amonia, alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone?)
What was the etchant? Ferric Chloride?
What type of photosensitive emulsion mask was used? the developer?
Thank you.
What product was used for etching?
What etchant was used?
Yes, you are right. Thanks a lot for correction.
Thinner is what i have mentioned "thinner water"
Where I can buy tina liquid?
Do you produce machine like this,or you yust print?
Sova Sovic We sell these machine.You could see our websit www.printermaker.com
Sorry,Tina Water is thinner
Yes,you are right.
Thanks for share.
I make these plates in High Point, NC. If you send me your plate and your camera ready artwork, I'll burn your images 4U. Buzz me up. Am easy to find. Just google for FiZZ GiZ. I mostly do it on the heavy, reusable half-inch thick steel plates. But I can do it on your thin plates too. Aluminum and steel are both OK. So is stainless.
Are you still offering to do this?
Really? Where?
dude....tina water = tina chui in fujian dialect of chinese......in english it is called thinner .....the chemical u used to erase wall paint.
I think should be thinner
Sorry, Tina Water is Thinner.
Video not see clearly,
Very hard to see
Stone Age? Buy 4-5 $ cliché! Expose, heated and print!!!!
bingo.....lol
Sorry no gud