Basic Screen Printing Techniques 101:
l: Just because they have the title “screen printer” doesn’t mean they are one!
I: this is true ive known some people that say they know how and when i order some shirts they cant do it.
L: I choose the 160 to 180 because I want to lay down a little less ink since this is a multi-color job AND in doing so I will not have to flash cure between colors
I: i need to learn the mesh differences i always heard about them but never knew what they meant
L: would also have used a dual-cure photopolymer emulsion as my stencil since they can be used with only a single coat on each side and they hold up well, yet reclaim easily.
I: didnt know there was different types of emulsion
L: When printing multi-color prints on light shirts you generally print the lightest color to darkest color OR the smallest print area to the largest area.
I: did not know this didn't think it mattered
L: The easiest way to line-up screens on a multi-color print is to make a print of the outline or main color and just line-up the other screens to the print. Sure you may get a little ink on the bottom of the screen but guess what? It will wipe right off.
I: dont really know what he means by this
I: theres three types of budgets amateur, indie, and professional.
L:
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