Standard Colors

Fluorescent Colors

Reducers/Modifiers

Note: Information contained in Cudner & O'Connor printed matter is based on laboratory and field tests. Because we cannot control actual production conditions, no warranty is expressed or implied. Careful testing is always recommended prior to production.

Treated Polyethylene and Polypropylene: Especially for Coroplast, Cor-X, Hi-Cor and similar corrugated plastics graphic panels; also treated polyethylene containers and sheets (note: polyethylene requires flame or corona discharge treatment. Such treatments may have a limited shelf life).  Other substrates: glass, wood and many metal finishes, poly coated foam boards such as Gilman C-III or faced fasad sheets, some styrenes and corrugated board.

PDQ cures by oxidation. Dry times should be compared to dry times of other enamels. Under normal conditions, PDQ dries tack free in under an hour and may be printed with a second color. Printed film should be racked for a day prior to scratch or tape test. Bakes dry to touch in a batch oven at 180 - 200 F in under 5 minutes; 72 hours for oxidation to occur. 

CudnerCote or other direct method emulsions, capillary films.

160 to 300 + monofilament.

All types, 60 to 80 durometer.

REDUCER: use PDQ-300 to achieve desired viscosity. RETARDER: use  PDQ-301.

FLOW PROMOTER: use PDQ-320.

WASH-UP: Use PDQ-310 Screen Wash.

Approximately 1000 - 1200 Sq. Ft./Gallon.

DAYGLO  Fluorescent Colors

*Fluorescent colors are formulated with DayGlo brand pigments and match color cards provided by that company. However, type of ink, reduction, substrate color and screen mesh can significantly affect printed shade. If your fluorescent color requirements are critical, please consult a Candoc technical representative before ordering.

*Color names are Trademarks of DAYGLO Color Corp.

DAYGLO color cards are available at no charge from Cudner & O'Connor Company.