Different plastisol ink removal methods are designed for different surfaces and different stages of production. A spot-cleaning chemical may remove a small printing defect from a garment, while a screen wash is intended for cleaning wet ink from screens, squeegees and other printing equipment. The same product should not automatically be used for both jobs. The condition of the ink also matters. Uncured plastisol remains relatively easy to collect or dissolve because it has not formed a fully fused ink film. Once the print has been cured, removing it becomes more difficult and increases the risk of damaging the fabric, coating or underlying surface. This article compares six common plastisol