Abstract: A method of and composition for producing glow printing which obviates any necessity for using heat transfer procedures for presenting phosphorescent indicia on an article. The invention encompasses the formulation of a particularized ink which is readily adapted, through screen printing techniques, for usage in the application of identification/designs on clothing and/or sports items, including caps, t-shirts, running shorts, jackets and the like.The method and composition utilizes a plastisol base, with an added solvent and solid phosphorescent pigment, the latter being in a variety of colors. The invention is usable on a wide variety of materials including nylon, polyester and cotton, as well as blends of the preceding.
Abstract: A cap visor defined by upper and lower layers of material having an insert board therebetween in a sealed relationship. A flow mold technique patterns one of the layers of material, as, for example, to simulate stitching. In that the insert board is sealed within the layers of material, any damage, as that from water passing through conventional stitching, is prevented.
Abstract: A method of and composition for producing glow printing which obviates any necessity for using heat transfer procedures for presenting phosphorescent indicia on an article. The invention encompasses the formulation of a particularized ink which is readily adapted, through screen printing techniques, for usage in the application of identification/designs on clothing and/or sports items, including caps, t-shirts, running shorts, jackets and the like.The method and composition utilizes a plastisol base, with an added solvent and solid phosphorescent pigment, the latter being in a variety of colors. The invention is usable on a wide variety of materials including nylon, polyester and cotton, as well as blends of the preceding.
Abstract: A cap visor defined by upper and lower layers of material having an insert board therebetween in a water sealed relationship. The upper layer of material includes a pattern of molded simulated stitch lines thereon.