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BASELAYR Long Lasting - This will be closest to our previous WBP or RXP. It is a diazo-based emulsion, and is meant for water-based or plastisol inks. This does have a shorter shelf life due to the diazo.

BASELAYR Plastisol - This is most comparable to the Hifi (pink and blue), we used to offer. The name says it all! This is for plastisol printers :) Definitely advised to be used with a compression lid as you will want plenty of positive contact for the best resolution. It does not have diazo, so this is a fast-acting emulsion.

BASELAYR Complete - This is the replacement for CryoCoat! It is the most versatile as it can be used with different ink types. No diazo is necessary, but for enhanced resolution, you can add it to the container. Shorter shelf life applies when mixed. Without diazo, the shelf life is about 6-8 months once opened.

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