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I have an image (rooster) that I want to print twice using black ink and red ink. I will move the plate over between passes so that second image partially covers the first. Hopefully, what I have described makes sense. My question is which ink to use for the first pass and which for the second. Thoughts?
LD
It doesn’t matter since black will overprint the red in some areas. Use red first since it will be easier to clean the rollers fresh for the black.
Casey
Inky Lips press