Can you share anything about this product as it relates to realllllllly old stubborn emulsion? I just took over at a print lab where about thirty screens had been laid to waste...three to four layers of old emulsion around the edges and not much better in the middle. Printa's gel Haze Remover got Plastisol ghosties out with ease, Ulano's haze remover paste looked like it was the most aggressive but was a pain to work with in every aspect and barely did anything. Fanmar's D Haze is working well but still not what I'd consider effortless...since most of this screen blockage is the result of really old emulsion, I'm wondering if this might work even better...the whole "dont let it dry" stipulation kinda sux though if you are a busy printer;)
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Can you share anything about this product as it relates to realllllllly old stubborn emulsion? I just took over at a print lab where about thirty screens had been laid to waste...three to four layers of old emulsion around the edges and not much better in the middle. Printa's gel Haze Remover got Plastisol ghosties out with ease, Ulano's haze remover paste looked like it was the most aggressive but was a pain to work with in every aspect and barely did anything. Fanmar's D Haze is working well but still not what I'd consider effortless...since most of this screen blockage is the result of really old emulsion, I'm wondering if this might work even better...the whole "dont let it dry" stipulation kinda sux though if you are a busy printer;)