What is the average drying time for silkscreened prints?
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The average drying time for silkscreened prints depends on various factors. Firstly, the type of ink used plays a significant role, as different inks have different drying properties. Generally, water-based inks dry faster compared to solvent-based inks. Secondly, the drying conditions, such as temperature, humidity, and ventilation, also affect the drying time. In ideal conditions, water-based inks may dry within 1-3 hours, while solvent-based inks may take 24-48 hours or longer to fully dry. However, it is important to note that the ink might feel dry to the touch before it is completely cured. Complete curing may take several days or even weeks, during which the ink fully sets and adheres to the substrate. Therefore, it is recommended to follow the specific drying and curing instructions provided by the ink manufacturer for optimal results.
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